Steph Mu Ji (
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ways_back_room2012-03-06 06:54 am
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Today is what I'm going to lovingly call Ragequit Day.
What would you like to ragequit? I would like to ragequit my fucking office with its customers who cannot follow instructions and expect me to do shit for them that is completely fucking unreasonable and I will smite them, precious. RAGE. Grr.
I need a gif of a kitten ferociously batting someone about the face. Just saying.
What would you like to ragequit? I would like to ragequit my fucking office with its customers who cannot follow instructions and expect me to do shit for them that is completely fucking unreasonable and I will smite them, precious. RAGE. Grr.
I need a gif of a kitten ferociously batting someone about the face. Just saying.
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That said, what I really need to quit is my rage. My constant, low-level, simmering rage at the circumstances and people around me. That's especially not-good for my health. Actually, while I am finding a new job, I'm also working on transforming the old one into a place that doesn't faze me, where I do my thing while everybody rages and panics around me, and where I like all the people, no matter if they like to spread stress around, or flail about like a washing machine with a pavement stone in the spin cycle.
When I have a new job, I might rage-quit my current one, leaving as much scorched earth as I can legally manage. On the other hand, for the sake of my serenity, I might bring brownies and nemesis on my last day, tearfully hug all those colleagues towards whom that is appropriate, and say good-bye with a little email of how much I will miss everyone, but after twelve years in one company one does want something else, and also, more money is nice...
I don't know which it will be, yet.