#Fast-Paced Environment

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[youvebeenlivingfictional]

Me: Alright! I know this is going to be emotionally draining, but I'm going to start looking for a new job. I'm ready. I'm prepared. I updated my resume and portfolio. I can handle this.

Job listing: Thrives in a fast-paced environment

Me:

[starswallowingsea]

i know its normal to like. tell your parents that you're moving and got a new job but why do i feel like i have to ask permission to fucking. apply for jobs outside of michigan

[novasintheroom]

work is literally creating a golden opportunity for me and i am hesitant to accept it because it means not working from home anymore lol

[severeweatheralert]

the desire to stay at my part time job and have all the crafting time i want versus the deeply ingrained trappings of. Linkedin

[nando161mando]

"Fast-paced" =

[studiokhara]

working in food service improved my social skills quite a lot. speaking from experience as an extroverted autist.

[primordialruin]

Another work day over! It was so tiring but satisfying. Seems I bring a lot of peace to my coworkers which was a nice praise to hear.

[jeremiahthefroge]

also if i gain followers from posting about my mcd rewatch and potential mcd novelization i hope they have some frame of reference for the material they're seeing on my blog, being that I have posted all of this MCD shit in the span of like under 40 hours overall with a rapidly increasing pace, and I might possibly flood your dashboard like an asshole on accident. I will not be silenced. I will make 3 different text posts in a row and then another an hour later and then some art and like 40 reblogs of random other fandom stuff. I have a deep hyperfixation that's in full effect rn and I'm in touch with my creativity and motivation and I've got a LOT of free time on my hands since work has cut everybody's hours. If I'm not about to be scanning groceries for the criminally working class whites of rural vermont I will be obsessing over a 2015 minecraft roleplay, thank you.

[dr-lizortecho]

not non-binary in the “traditional” sense- but the has no preference for pronouns, doesn’t have a care in the world what genitalia I’ve got and no worries about the gender in which anyone perceives me

[eye-of-yelough]

i’m gonna get back to my gortae fic i’m gonna finnish it if it kills me

*reads the first 3 paragraphs*

-_-

[girlblocker]

every job description is like we want you to be calm in a fast-paced environment. well i want to be neurotic in a slow paced environment

[maxghoulfield]

where are the jobs that want you to thrive in a slow-paced environment

[elaena]

as a general idea I think Tumblr is the best social media for art as a hobby. Sure if you want the chance at professional opportunities you may bet for Twitter, but if you just want to post random art you did just for fun or love it's great. It gets a lot of attention years down the line, and while it's kind of embarrassing seeing my first pieces of art pop up on my notes frequently considering how I've improved, it's great that there's still an audience for it. You don't need to "learn" the algorithm or tame it or whatever, you can just. Post it. Maybe add some tags for people to find you, but that's all the work you gotta do

[ultrabananapudding]

First 2 days working at a simulated hospital setting and the first shift had me almost puking from the stress alone 😭

This is the first time I ever so much as work in a clinical setting, and while I'm well-versed in theory, it's very different when you have to interact with a real life human patient and having to apply your skills when you're on the clock.

And while the head nurses are all mostly nice and helpful, some can be a bit more intimidating and also come off as rude. I have to keep reminding myself that their critique is nothing personal and that it's easy to get swept up in such a stressful environment (it does still sting, but might as well get used to it).

The second day went so much better than the first day as I'm now more familiar with the equipments and where they can be found. Also I can now read the patient charts without getting confused on what goes where lol

[appendingfic]

Graduated from being mad at other people to hating myself for being able to resolve unexpected stresses quickly