Yesterday marked the end of my Tier I training at work.
I have been spending one week a month for the past 4 months attending a very eclectic range of classes.
I have spent time learning about all sorts of business related topics. I can now write an email that you WILL read ’cause it is short and to the point. I can now determine how to speak to you based on your personality type and indicators you give me via your body language. You know all the stuff that will make me ‘Super Manager’ some day. I know that sounds synical, but I really do mean that if I am able to put all of this information to use in my career, I really can be a great manager.
Over the past four months, I have created friendships with people from all parts of the Steel Making process. I met people who work in the office setting and people who spend their days creating the product that keeps this company running. This has helped me in my partiular job because I now have a better understanding of where the places I grant access to are and why the access is needed.
After the class was over, my manager sat down with me and we had a short discussion about the program. He asked me how I felt now that it was all over. I told him I really enjoyed it and I hoped it would be available to other new comers in the future. He stated that he has already seen an improvement in my work style and ethic and he feels that having me participate in the program was a valuable investment to our group and to the company. That really helped me to get out of bed this morning.
- Joby
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Having a job that you are passionate about is far more important than the money it may pay. Sound’s like you enjoy what you do, and that is half the battle, so congrats!