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Mondays suck.
Oct. 4th, 2004 05:38 amMondays suck. It's a quarter to 6 in the morning, soon i'll head to work...and i'm already sick of today.
Where the heck did my weekend go?! It almost feels like i just had one night since i worked on friday. I don't feel relaxed and rejuvenated and stuff.
*groan* and odds are that today i'll be working with my least favorite david again, he was a nightmare on friday.
i hate my job, i hate my job, i hate my job, i hate my job, i hate my job, i hate my job...
...all you tech-support guys have it WAY better than me...and that still sucks enough to complain about. I hope i can work my way up to a decent job sometime before i die, but i doubt it. There simply are o openings. Sure, decent jobs and graduate-positions might be advertised...but all are unattainable without contacts in the industry or an impossibly good resume. I fear most of my generation will be stuck in shitty jobs like mine or tech support, trying to replace their parents generation with the REAL jobs...and watching as by the time the old school retires, a pack of wet-behind-the-ears kids get the jobs because we, the lost ones, are too old, and most likely "don't have relevant experience".
What is the point? I dunno but it is my nature to stubbornly keep trying.
Where the heck did my weekend go?! It almost feels like i just had one night since i worked on friday. I don't feel relaxed and rejuvenated and stuff.
*groan* and odds are that today i'll be working with my least favorite david again, he was a nightmare on friday.
i hate my job, i hate my job, i hate my job, i hate my job, i hate my job, i hate my job...
...all you tech-support guys have it WAY better than me...and that still sucks enough to complain about. I hope i can work my way up to a decent job sometime before i die, but i doubt it. There simply are o openings. Sure, decent jobs and graduate-positions might be advertised...but all are unattainable without contacts in the industry or an impossibly good resume. I fear most of my generation will be stuck in shitty jobs like mine or tech support, trying to replace their parents generation with the REAL jobs...and watching as by the time the old school retires, a pack of wet-behind-the-ears kids get the jobs because we, the lost ones, are too old, and most likely "don't have relevant experience".
What is the point? I dunno but it is my nature to stubbornly keep trying.
