'In my busy life as a working mum, nursery school teacher, and tortured soul cast into the pit...'

[charliesmum]

Cookie to anyone who gets the quote in the subject line. (To be fair, the last bit should read 'cast into the pit for all eternity' but I ran out of room)

First day was good. The woman who is training me said it was 'hard to get fired from this place' so, should it happen to me, I shall assume the mantel of the biggest loser in the universe. Just giving you a heads up.

Really though, I'm hoping the work will be something I don't screw up, because I quite like this company. The people are nice, the company as a whole is very laid back and flexible. The CEO is Russian, as is the tech guy, which for some reason I think is kinda cool. The tech guy's name is Vlad, even.

Hope you all have a swell day.

Comments

[katje0711.livejournal.com]

Glad to hear it went well, so far. Good luck! {{HUGS}}

[chrysantza.livejournal.com]

Glad to hear your first day went well!

Tech guy probably has had to put up with a million and one "Dracula" and "Impaler" jokes.

[sixth-light.livejournal.com]

I really hope this goes well for you! Want to know some basic Russian words to say to the tech guy?

Yay, The Young Ones

[better-wishes.livejournal.com]

I found you. I was looking for you, but I couldn't find you. Anyway, it's Trish, by the way. I hope your new job rocks. I'm sorry your were sick. I hadn't heard from you. I kept not calling because I thought may be you were working. Stupid Target gave me this cushy job I kind of liked, but they snatched it away again, the doinks.

Do the Russian guys have accents? Do you think of Natasha and Borris when the talk?

I don't know what I'm going to do here, but I thought I'd try.

Hope you're happy and feeling better.