Each step at work seems to be a struggle. The boss is struggling with the changes after the departure of the systems administrator. She literally held everything in place (I remember mentioning that). Like they say you never know something is good until it is gone.
This week another senior accountant is going for holiday and I have been literally going through a crash course to do ‘his’ work. I still think that they are treading on very dangerous grounds – everyone concentrates on their work to the extent that they know very little of what the other person is doing.
So it is a tough week for me. Not the task at hand but juggling responsibilities – so I will be also dealing with the purchase ledger. Personally I don’t mind it is a long time since I did that – actually when I was in Kenya to be precise. Plus it will be dealing with guys from marketing even more.
I learned that I could take advantage and make my boss look better – after all he is the one I would like to be my referee in future. That’s what I anticipate this week – tomorrow a buddy wants to go and see some Kenyan politicians who are in London. I don’t know why I will have to give it a miss if there was like something new they would offer I would have considered. From what I read in the local dailies it is politics.
To create a future, you first must be able to imagine it. I realise that as other beings I am far more skilled at following old patterns than at thinking new thoughts.
About Me
- Frugal African
- It is a mistake to look too far ahead. Only one link of the chain of destiny can be handled at a time. - W. Churchill
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