Posted by MelissaCT on 7/31/07 8:58pm
Msg #203117
No matter how stressful signing can be
it doesn't compare to working FT. Just venting here -- for every signing I've had with disfunctional borrowers, distressed houses, late docs, notary blamed for everything that could go wrong -- I am 100% happy that I can do this job & love it. At least I never have to go back to those places again.
My FT on the other hand, is quickly becoming a job. And a place I dread going to M-F. Short stoy-long: the compny I work for was bought out by another. Merging the systems is a nightmare. Not having the tools needed to perform the job is a disaster waiting to explode. I feel like Wakefield pitching his arm off & not getting any run support from the team.
Thanks for letting me vent -- I know my hubby is tired of hearing about it. I do count my lucky stars that I am able to utilize the tools available to me to do this job & that I can do it well. I love being a Notary!
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Reply by Linda_H/FL on 7/31/07 9:03pm
Msg #203119
Re: So true, Melissa...it's my belief that
there's no job in the world worse than the job you're in that you hate and the day you start dreading going into your 9-5 is the day it's time to move on -
Keep your chin up - maybe it will get better - if not from what I've read of you in your posts you'll pull through just fine - and probably be better and stronger for it!! and happier!!
Good luck!!
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Reply by MelissaCT on 7/31/07 9:29pm
Msg #203122
Re: Yes, what doesn't kill us makes us stronger
and while I don't officially hate my day job - yet - it's edging ever so close. Any job is easy money if you just don't care...
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Reply by BetsyMI on 8/1/07 8:37am
Msg #203166
Re: Yes, what doesn't kill us makes us stronger
I quit my part time day job when the boss wouldn't let me leave to do a $150 signing. Instead I got to sit there and make $55 and put in way more time. That was my last day.
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Reply by Ernest__CT on 8/1/07 9:48am
Msg #203180
Your Posts here have always been helpful!
I'm sorry to hear that your FT job is not going well. Not caring about one's job is the beginning symptom of a problem. Please, begin the search for another, better job now while you are still gainfully employed. Given your dedication to doing a good NSA job, I'd say you'll get fed up with your FT job and have to quit sooner or later.
Best wishes!
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