I took last week off (between jobs), and while it was nice, the experience definitely reminded me that I'm best when I'm busy. I'd finished my to do list (which included, among other more useful things, "sleep in" and "be lazy") by noon on Wednesday, and I had a hard time figuring out what to so with myself the rest of the week. Maybe I just need at least a full month to ease myself into relaxing. I'd like to give that a shot next time.
I start a new job tomorrow morning. I'll be working in the consulting group at Wireless Generation (click the link for more info on the company) on a variety of education/education technology related projects. The company is based in Brooklyn, so I'll continue telecommuting, as I have been for the last two and a half years. Long term, I should be traveling about a quarter of the time, but as I'm getting up to speed, the travel will be a lot more intense. I'll be in NYC by 9am tomorrow morning, and will be there during the week for the next three weeks. After that, I'll be traveling to NYC about every other week through the spring (and that doesn't factor in any client trips...).
So, if you're in Atlanta, give Thomas a call--he may need some parenting relief over the next few months!
5 comments:
It sounds like it's going to be intense but we're excited to have you in the Northeast so much! Hopefully we'll work in a good bit of niece visit time in PA or NYC. We need to get out of the house!
Being a freelancer means I have a flexible schedule, and could definitely plan some time to hang out if you aren't too busy. Being a freelancer in this economy means right now I have a LOT of free time. :)
Good luck at the new job! I hope it is awesome!
Sounds like a new adventure. Good luck! : )
T - you have my number... use it.
The new job sounds like a great fit! I hope "getting up to speed" goes quickly and painlessly for you, and that the northeast gets their weather sorted soon to save you any travel delays. Good luck!
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