So I have one week left in the Atlanta office before heading out into the unknown territory known as the Raleigh office. It's gonna be weird, leaving the place where I've spent soooo many hours over the past 2 1/2 years. I think I'm ready to leave the work I've been doing in Client Service and learn exactly what a Database Specialist does...and investigate new challenges & learn new products & skills.
What I'm going to miss the most are the people. While my team has undergone a number of personnel changes while I've been a member (people moving into new positions within the company as well as those who have left to pursue new jobs elsewhere), I've really enjoyed the people I've worked with. Coworker Ed has kept me laughing with his dry wit and we've made a really good partnership, working together to keep our accounts happy & running smoothly. The other girls on the team have been a lot of fun to work with as well as joke around with. I'm going to miss many of my customer contacts...who I speak with on almost a daily basis and a few of whom I've even had the pleasure to meet and develop friendships with.
But that's part of life...moving on when the time is right, but not burning any bridges when you leave, instead taking with you pleasant memories and knowing you can always come back and visit.
What I'm going to miss the most are the people. While my team has undergone a number of personnel changes while I've been a member (people moving into new positions within the company as well as those who have left to pursue new jobs elsewhere), I've really enjoyed the people I've worked with. Coworker Ed has kept me laughing with his dry wit and we've made a really good partnership, working together to keep our accounts happy & running smoothly. The other girls on the team have been a lot of fun to work with as well as joke around with. I'm going to miss many of my customer contacts...who I speak with on almost a daily basis and a few of whom I've even had the pleasure to meet and develop friendships with.
But that's part of life...moving on when the time is right, but not burning any bridges when you leave, instead taking with you pleasant memories and knowing you can always come back and visit.
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