Working by yourself is great, especially in an office. Yeah, you do have to answer and talk to the occasional figurehead, and yes, that is rather intimidating, ok, it's really intimidating, but other than that you're often on your own and dealing with things at a marginal, but steady pace.
Being the new guy in the office, I find myself still trying to find the corner I can nestle myself away at where I'm close enough to the group to be a team player, but far enough not to get too involved where I'm at a point that could cause me to do/say something stupid.
That said, the complete lack of free time is a broad contrast to what I was experiencing before. 9-5, every day, when you think about it it doesn't sound like a lot, there's still 16 hours in the day, but those 16 hours don't really amount to a whole lot.
That said, it's a necessary evil. At least until I can become a successful writer and go back to NEET'ing it up under the guise of 'self-employment'
I'll be making two Index posts and a KamiNozu post later in the evening.
-Kageryu
>I can nestle myself away at where I'm close enough to the group to be a team player, but far enough not to get too involved where I'm at a point that could cause me to do/say something stupid.
ReplyDeleteWhat a golden strategy. I'll keep this in mind for any possible future endeavors.
The huge bite on my free time would absolutely kill me, however. I think I'd rather remain poor..
>there's still 16 hours in the day, but those 16 hours don't really amount to a whole lot.
ReplyDeleteYeah, it's so tiring doing anything else when you've been outside.