Last Day As Location Manager
So today was it. The last day of being the Saskatoon Location Manager at work. It was a volunteer position with some perks, but the best thing about it was that it kept me in the loop. So now I have to make that extra effort to not be reclusive and on my own in the corner.
I had lunch with my successor and I showed her most everything that I've done over the last two year in the role. There's lots of organizing and planning and thinking of others. I loved letting everyone know that they were appreciated for what they brought to the office in terms of humour, attitude, and community. I really feel like the Saskatoon branch is a small community within the company even though we have 11 different managers for 15 staff in the office. It sounds segregated, but we have such a wide range of talents in the office that we can utilize all of them.
There is one last task set in front of me. What do I think Saskatoonians would excel at. The only answer I could come up with was, "Anything we try, we will be good at." Of course, that's just how I feel about Saskatchewan in general. I need to look at what training courses are offered here and what direction the company is moving in. I think we'd be great at a lot of things.
Although I'm going to miss it, I'm glad that I can concentrate on my day job again.
2 comments:
Saskatonians would be good at scrapping all the stupid boat races on the river and bringing back the Riel Relay.
Saskatonians would also be good at soldering tiny resistors on to little circuitboards.
Saskatonians are not good at traffic control.
lol - those have noting to do with the payroll/HR industry, but still good suggestions
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