People
work a job for several reasons: To pay bills, get medical insurance, or because
they love the job. (It gives them a sense of purpose.) Like most things in
life, one’s employment can change into something it was never anticipated to
be. That rule has held true with my current job as a Greeter (see A Broken Parakeet).
I
was told when I requested to go back to the position of Utility Worker that
this was a definite impossibility. My supervisor claims my cart retrieval speed
and my lack in not bringing in the correct quantity of carts in one haul was
the reason I was being downgraded to a Greeter (rather than I assume being
fired). I was thankful for that.
For
several days I observed my co-workers, very few of them seemed to be doing any
better than I was. Many of them even thanked me for how helpful I was to them.
Though didn’t have much speed in controlling the required ten cart minimum, I was
persistent in getting the job done. The
final decision is up to my managers. I hope they make the choice I believe they
should.
What
things are out of your control? Can you leave the ultimate decision in God’s
hands? Do you think He needs your advice? As I have stated many times before,
God always has your best interest in mind. You can count on that.
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