Guest guest Posted July 8, 2008 Report Share Posted July 8, 2008 Well, I've posted a bit about how I am feeling frustrated at work. The problem is that I am part of a team of 4 and, as my best friend our accountant put it, based on the monthly billing numbers for the past 6 months: " If the team's workload was a pie, girlscout is taking 1/2 of the pie and the other 3 people are sharing the other half. " Keep in mind that the other 3 people are paid to work full time while I am paid 20% less because I only work 4 days a week! Ridiculous! And I worked overtime every week for the entire spring because I was so busy, while my co-workers poo-pooed my requests for help. I talked to my dept leader today about it and I think I got through on some points, though not all. She is my friend and I really am grateful for my job and the creative freedom it allows me - but I don't want to do all the work while everyone else sits and watches me do it. The poor lady (my boss) has no head for numbers at all and I don't think she grasps how meaningful and important these billing numbers are! (I am one of the only people I have ever met who works in my industry (advertising and PR) who loves statistics - oooh, back up, okay - one of the only people I have EVER met, other than bink). Feeling down today too, can't eat at all because of the dental work(which is sort of a good thing, right?) and so my energy is down and I am feeling more pain than usual,esp in the mouth, but pain is a fibromyalgia symptom and my meds helped me with that. How do I know how much of this is the changes in my psych meds and how much isn't? Oh well, I took the night off from dance tonight and BF is at a class so I am just going to take care of myself tonight. I get the night to myself, yay! girlscout Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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