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DarkoKavinsky

DarkoKavinsky

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Second day of the new job. Slept weirdly. I'm not 100 percent sure I even slept. Hopefully two cups of coffee can get me through the day. It feels odd being a welder again.

Not that I don't mind welding. Far from it best paying job I've had so fair and in many ways the easiest.

It's funny how every past job's experience seems to transfer over. Guess all of those odd ball industrial positions I held as a temp worker comes out in strength here.
 
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DarkoKavinsky said:
Second day of the new job. Slept weirdly. I'm not 100 percent sure I even slept. Hopefully two cups of coffee can get me through the day. It feels odd being a welder again.

Not that I don't mind welding. Far from it best paying job I've had so fair and in many ways the easiest.

It's funny how every past job's experience seems to transfer over. Guess all of those odd ball industrial positions I held as a temp worker comes out in strength here.
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I know when I start a new job my sleep always suffers. All the new info swirling around together with a new routine. Sorry if I’ve missed you saying that already but what are you welding? Is it construction or something industrial?
 
Yakamaru

Yakamaru

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DarkoKavinsky said:
Second day of the new job. Slept weirdly. I'm not 100 percent sure I even slept. Hopefully two cups of coffee can get me through the day. It feels odd being a welder again.

Not that I don't mind welding. Far from it best paying job I've had so fair and in many ways the easiest.

It's funny how every past job's experience seems to transfer over. Guess all of those odd ball industrial positions I held as a temp worker comes out in strength here.
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New work schedules are always a pain in the ass. If you start at a consistent time of the day you can adjust your sleeping patterns accordingly.

I've done that with mine, amd it works wonders.

You'de be surprised how often work experience, understanding and knowledge transfers over to a potentially completely different job.
 
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Yakamaru said:
New work schedules are always a pain in the ass. If you start at a consistent time of the day you can adjust your sleeping patterns accordingly.

I've done that with mine, amd it works wonders.

You'de be surprised how often work experience, understanding and knowledge transfers over to a potentially completely different job.
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Correct. Base skills are transferable across more than work environments as well. Organization, time management, and quality are effective in several aspects of life.
 
Yakamaru

Yakamaru

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-..Legacy..- said:
Correct. Base skills are transferable across more than work environments as well. Organization, time management, and quality are effective in several aspects of life.
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Indeed. A coworker of mine worked in a tele company as a tech support. He is a fucking god when it comes to customer contact. And the biggest inspiration to me. He has social anxiety, a lot more than me, but fuck me. You just can't see it on him at all unless he tells you.
 
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Yakamaru said:
Indeed. A coworker of mine worked in a tele company as a tech support. He is a fucking god when it comes to customer contact. And the biggest inspiration to me. He has social anxiety, a lot more than me, but fuck me. You just can't see it on him at all unless he tells you.
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I had to deal with customer service when I was a Service Manager for a powersports dealer. Regular customer service is bad enough, but when you add a luxury market to the mix, customer levels of expectation go through the roof.

I can turn that side on when needed to perform as intended, but it shuts right off the second they walk out the door :D
 
Yakamaru

Yakamaru

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-..Legacy..- said:
I had to deal with customer service when I was a Service Manager for a powersports dealer. Regular customer service is bad enough, but when you add a luxury market to the mix, customer levels of expectation go through the roof.

I can turn that side on when needed to perform as intended, but it shuts right off the second they walk out the door :D
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Hehe. I hate people in general, have mild social anxiety and Aspergers. Not a good combination for working in a support department in a retail electronics store.

But it's fun. A lot of fun. I also get to beat my anxiety with a baseball bat.
 
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