- I got a raise! ($1.50!!)
- I have a new desk neighbour who's much friendlier and more talkative than my last one.
- I have no stapler. Very sad.
- I have no phone (good and bad... good because less responsibility, but I think my supervisor's getting one for me soon)
- There's construction everywhere, and our street is now a one-way, full of pylons and dirt and gravel. I have to take 2 detours to get to work and I have to double-park in our shrinking parking lot. We have to have vehicle ID tags in case someone who's boxed in has to leave.
- I have a corkboard now instead of shelves (good for all the papers on my desk, bad for where I can put my binders of product info)
- We have new warehouse locations, new procedures, new prices, new products - many things to learn.
- I have a cool little "office organizer" - you know, the black wire mesh things - for my pen (singular) and pencil (again singular) and paper clips and white-out and sticky notes. There are too many empty compartments. I have to find some more office supplies just to fill out the organizer a little bit.
- A new fax machine!! The 6 works the first time I press it!! Every time!!
- I'm trying to drink more water at my desk.
- A new monitor! Flat screen, no more big clunky old one.
- My computer is slower than I remember. They sure spared no expense. My order entry skills seem tainted because I have to wait for the computer to catch up with ME.
What's the same:
- It's still freezing. A/C is my friend, but I think they overdo it a little bit. Walking out the door requires shedding 3 layers of sweaters.
- It's still boring.
- Shipping details are still what mess me up the most.
- We still have weekly meetings.
- Morning coffee is still free!
- Order entry is still boring.
- I'm at the same desk in the same corner by the IT door so the poor guy has to go around my chair anytime he goes in the IT room.
- I still dressed up nicely for the first day, and came the second day as per usual, without makeup.
- Everyone else is still super nice, though a few new people have come and a few old people are gone.
- Did I mention it's still boring?
- My feet are cold.
- McDonald's is still nearby... so I'm still always tempted... packing a lunch is still boring and there's still no food at my house with which to do it. I've held out so far.
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