looking back and coping

After 2 months, I can say that I have “somehow” adjusted to my new work. Though I sometimes miss copy editing those APA files that require much attention and time, and thinking! Editing has become second nature to me, and honestly, I am grateful that I learned that from my old company. It’s a good and usefull skill to acquire. On the other hand, my new work entails medical writing, and obviously, I could not really master this one. But through time and the help of other officemates, I am able to manage to accomplish the task I was assigned, though at times with difficulty.

In these 2 months, I’ve shared a few talks with my new officemates, and I could probably differentiate the attitude of one from the other. Since this small group of employees were together since the start of the company, they were already like family, except for one loner, although with varying behaviors. At this point, I probably could say that all of them were nice people. But, at this point, I couldn’t see anyone that I could be as compatible as I had been to my old officemates, friends, particularly the seatmates I had through my entire stay in that company in Paranaque. We just hit it off. And the stressful environment, and the issues around, were neutralized by the laughter we bring to one another, mostly from silly jokes. In this new office, as majority were doctors, they sometimes laugh at details pertaining to diseases or to acneticin review, and it would be too late before I realize it was a joke. haha. We also had some good, nonmedical conversations, but not the typical topics we used to talk to back in the old one. I guess all I’m saying is I miss those guys in Paranaque (but not the boss!).

However, and this is the best part, I enjoyed the petiks mode here, which in my 6 years in my previous company, I never did. It feels good! haha.