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Birth Date: Sat, May 16 1981

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Erding Bavaria, Germany (map)

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Schools: Elementary school in Kraiburg, Gymnasium Gars, Ludwig Maximilian University Munich

Jobs: Sales clerk and bookseller + Freelancer, working with publishing houses and magazines


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  JuliaBoonfate

Thu, Dec 18 04:42 AM

Good jolly, time goes by...

 

Hi, sorry for not being here for so long.

I had several hard times the last few months and had to struggle with them.

A short overview of my life the past few months:

 

September: I spend a lovely week at Aberdeen, Scotland, from work. My boss wanted me to think over a change at work from Kelheim to Mainburg. I told her after the visit that I would switch working places.

 

October: I switched places. Immediately I had problems finding a place in the team (my work hours were more in the evening and the team worked only half of the day until noon), I had no organisation in my work, it was not the work I wanted to do, I had severe problems with my boss that never surfaced before Aberdeen or my switch.

 

November: I had several nasty encounters with my boss. She pushed me down with a hard talk about me not being good enough, not looking good enough, being too cool and arrogant (hu? *grin*), using to much laughter and being all in all a total failure. Normally I don't give much to such talk, but since she is older than me and I thought it was a bit of a critic talk, I took notes and thought it over. I was severely depressed over the time because I talked myself into it really well. I thought everything she said was right. Then I had another meeting with her after which I seriously looked at a tree and thought about driving into it and how long I might be absent from work with that action. I was shocked by my behaviour. I let myself be fetched by my brother and spend the next one and a half weeks  at his place to get my act together and think about what had happened to me. I returned to work after that and wanted to talk to my boss. She told me she didn't have any time and maybe next week I could have a meeting with her. The next week I phoned her and told her (I was fed up with all of that): I am sorry, it was all my fault and I have organised my work new so I think I can really get a grip now.

One week after that she showed me my notice of termination.

 

I went out of my working place feeling lighter than ever. Next year I will be a freelancer and work at the airport with the people there. I cannot believe that I had five new job offers as soon as I got the termination! It was really liberating. Long live the new year, it will be so much better than this one. :)

And: I am back. *grin* 

 

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Quote "being too cool and arrogant (hu? *grin*), using to much laughter" 

 

Well, sounds to me like she didn't want anyone to enjoy themselves at work.  The point is you are who you are so keep being you.  If you are cool, laid back and  like to laugh then there is nothing wrong with that.

The chances we get

Thanks to your boss you are now vearing in a direction that you want to go.  Good to have you back.  Angie

Hope for your new life

Regretfully this type of bullying is all to common, at least you sttod up to it in the end and made a brave decision.

All the best.

 

 

martind43

You did it! You did it!