Reflections on work
Conversation with TF A large part of the reason I raced in Glasgow was because my ex boss TF – …
Conversation with TF A large part of the reason I raced in Glasgow was because my ex boss TF – …
This Monday morning (9th Jan) was my boss’s first official day back at work after the holiday season. I say …
I feel like I’m at a bit of a cross-roads. For now, I’ll ignore the personal side of my random …
i’ve been there for just about a month now. i’m still being relatively cautious, still having my feelers out and trying to get a sense of the political landscape and winds. the people, on the face it, seem nice and and pretty funny so far.
I’m glad I’ve invested in my accessories.
After a long quiet winter of inertia and desperate anxiety, it seems like little green shoots of fun and activities are sprouting, and the invisible weight on my shoulders has been lightened with the longer days and warmer weather.
This week, as I sat and stared during my team’s weekly Monday morning meeting, I was mentally knocking my head against a hard wall, over and over again
That’s one thing I like about London – this exuberant mixing of cultures, nationalities and races. The openness and willingness to share, interact, intermarry, love, hate and mingle in joyous abandon.
I’m pushing ahead on all fronts, and hopefully I will get somewhere.
5 years in one place, one team, is surely an age. Especially in banking. By the time I leave next year, I will have done almost 6 years. I have nothing to prove anymore – to myself, to anyone.