Work has been fairly steady. As I said previously, I have just migrated to Starfleet's new web-based email system, which is meant to "reinvent the inbox", and I have to say that, for me, it really has. I am liking it very much and continuing to be more organised and have less stuff queued up in my inbox.
I am also having a second interview for an external role. The first interview was by phone, and it went very well I thought, and I think the other side must have thought something similar to call me back to a face-to-face second interview, where I need to take all manner of documentation and proofs (hmm, is that a word?) of identify, which may be standard practice, but certainly feels encouraging.
The question will be whether I actually want the role. All I can say is that my gut feeling so far is good, and that the prospect of leaving my current employer after 13 years of service (17 with my TUPE entitlement) does not fill me with any fear, in fact it rather excites me, so if you should go on such things, all is positive. The real sticking point may well be the spondoolicks. Can they make it financially appealing enough to entice me out of my slippers? Time will tell.
On the home front, we celebrate Maggot 2's tenth birthday. This is some achievement, not for him, but rather for us putting up with him. Only joking*, he has been a pleasure to get to know, and his drive to independence and self-reliance is ahead of schedule in some areas (he acts like he is twenty), and perhaps a little behind in others (he is a lazy tike who likes to be waited on and to have as many strokes as we are prepared to give him), but I guess it is all our fault, and he has a few years yet to iron out the wrinkles.
We have a family party tonight, having had the friend party last week (four hours of football, FIFA15 and climbing our trees), and the rest of the weekend is the usual sport-packed two days, with an evening and David and Samantha's on Saturday, which is well overdue and much looked forward to.
I hope you have a fantastic weekend. Speak next week. Probably.
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* as I have often said, never let the truth stand in the way of a good story
2 comments:
Good luck with the interview. If your gut tells you it might be right, then go with it.You owe Starfleet nothing, and they will somehow get along without you, if they have to.
GF is right
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