I don't usually talk about work, and I won't go into specifics, but my boss abruptly gave two weeks' notice. I don't know what that's going to mean for the rest of us (especially me) in this four-person-outfit-that-will-become-three, but I'm still a little stunned right now.
So I went on wordle.net and made this:
Basically you put in your URL and it comes up with a graphic interpretation of the stuff it finds on there.
Apparently, I use the words "going," "just," and "Highcon" quite a bit.
Tomorrow I will have a recap of
Kaiya's wedding.
Most likely this is a chance for advancement.
ReplyDeleteIs your boss the person that the client trusts? If so, could be serious. If not, should be no big deal.
I hope everything works out for you and your boss.
ReplyDeleteYikes. Hope it works out for the best.
ReplyDeleteA 25% reduction in staff? Ouch. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand, sometimes I really have to admire people who are able to quit jobs. Assuming, of course, that there's a good reason and a good alternative.
Oh how fun!
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she got an offer she couldn't refuse (i wouldn't have, either!) and i'm very happy for her. after talking it out, i think things will be fine. in 3 hours after putting up an online ad, we had some dozen applicants.
ReplyDeletei was just taken aback. we are a pretty tight-knit office, but i guess leaving isn't something you discuss with the people you're leaving until it's real.
I used the wordle once on my blog and the word Macbook kept popping up. I couldn't save the jumble (though it looked nice) out of sheer principle.
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