In
an economy like this, that last thing I want to hear anyone do at work is
complain! There are so many folks out of work, dying for that employer to call
them back and say, “You’ve got the job”. Yet as I go to work every day, all I
hear are the people around me complaining. After being out of work for about 4
months in 2006, I have learned to cherish each day on the job. No matter where
you work, no matter what you do, you’re always going to come across someone
that is always complaining and never satisfied. They will complain about the
boss, other office workers, about the work (too much), clients, etc. My usual
response is “tell it to the folks who are at home on the computer applying to
job after job every day, to no avail”. Yes, there are things that I don’t
like about my job and yes, there are people that I don’t like at my job, but
what good will it do me to complain constantly? I have learned to push forward
and complete the irritable tasks so that I can remove them from my daily task
list. And I’ve learned the art of ignoring ignorant people at work. I’m only at
work for 7 hours so I try not to bring any of the aggravation home with me. I
deal with what I need to in the office and when I go home, it’s all about my
family. Folks need to learn to be grateful for what they've got (a j-o-b)
before it's gone.
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