Showing posts with label New Job. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Job. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 17, 2014

So Long, Ogden...You've Been Great!


A few weeks ago I interviewed for a new position within the organization where I work. The next day I was informed I got the job. And because of this, I will no longer be working in the great city of Ogden, Utah.


If you've never been to Ogden, you're missing out. It's a great town. Sure, it's got is scars and blemishes, but that only means it's been through some scrapes and scratches. It's a working-man's town and I worked there for a couple of months.


I worked there during a beautiful time of the year--spring. And I took a lot of pictures. The train station was my favorite. Then again, I do enjoy taking the train to work.


I have no idea if I'll ever be assigned to work again in Ogden. But if I do, it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world. Actually, I'd like it. So long, Ogden! It's been great!



Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Time To Try Something New...


I got the call around 11am this morning. I have gotten so many calls before where the person on the other end of the phone is very nice as they tell me that I was not chosen for a position for which I had applied. When I got the call this morning and the gal began to say that they had interviewed a lot of people, I thought, "Here we go again..."

But, no...here we did not go again.

For the first time in a long time I was chosen for a new position. I'm going to be part of a team preparing our department's computer system  to accommodate Obamacare. I have no idea what I'm in for, but it's time for a change.

My new boss said that they needed me on Monday. That was a shocker. I don't work Fridays (or, I didn't used work Fridays...) so tomorrow's going to be my last day at my old job. The call was exciting to get, but the immediacy of the start date made it weird.

Like anything, I'm going to miss my friends where I now work. I'm moving back to a building where I worked for over 10 years with a longer commute and a whole host of surprises. I think maybe the "weird-ness" has only just begun.