I'm sitting at my new "job" waiting to be trained. If they fire me, I may rejoice but in the meantime it's decent money and means I can get really cool outdoor clothing and gear at a reduced price. My day and my week are looking insanely busy, but I can deal with that. I did survive five years of college and campus ministry involvement. And somehow I worked at least an hour of piano practice into 5 out of 7 of my weekdays during my last two years of college. I can handle this too.
But what is their deal? I am being paid to sit here and wait for other people so they can "train" me. (I am not a dog.)
Nevermind the fact that I actually worked here for two weeks during the Christmas season. But I was working random seasonal work then.
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Yeah!! a job!!
I was going to suggest a synonym for "train," to help you feel less dog-like, but things like 'brainwash' and 'tame' seemed to be worse. Maybe 'instruct' or 'educate' or 'guide' would be better?
"sit, steph. . . good girl!" (heehee)
Lisa
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