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Saturday, July 4, 2009 | 4:48 AM

Yay! Just got my new journal! || Back to top

Can't believe I just got my new journal today. I now have a total of 3 journals. Two of them only requires email support and the other one is for full support. Well, you might be wondering what the hell am i talkin' about here. I'm currently working as an Editorial Assistant for Springer, it's a publishing company and I'm just new in the job. Today my supervisor just introduced me to this new journal which im going to handle for full support. Honestly, I'm quite nervous about introducing myself to the Editor-in-Chief and I wonder if they're nice to work with. On the contrary, I'm also excited to start with the journal. It feels scary, but also at the same time, it kinda feels good too.

The important thing is, I'm enjoying my job. Like what Confucius said: "Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life." I soooo agree with that wise saying! I've had previous jobs and some with great pay, but when i stopped enjoying my job, suddenly everything started to fell apart. I just wasn't happy with what i'm doin' anymore. And I was starting to feel that I was just doing my work for the sake of earning and because I am obliged to do it. Going to work seemed to be a burden and very dreary. I woke up each day and the feeling of excitement going to work isn't there anymore, I just let out a heavy *SIGH* thinking that it'll just be another TEDIOUS day for me to start and can't even wait to end. Am sure anyone here who has work experience knows what i'm talkin' about.

So far, i feel happy and satisfied with where i am now. And i hope this kind of feeling won't fade away just like what happened with my previous jobs, coz it sucks bigtime! Well, what I think is that, the environment plays an important role when it comes to working. If you're comfortable & happy with the people that you work with, the place and the work itself, then there should be no problem-coz the feeling of satisfaction is there and that's what keeps you motivated somehow, right?

Labels: confucius, happiness, jobs, journals, office, work

Saturday, July 4, 2009 | 4:48 AM

Yay! Just got my new journal! || Back to top

Can't believe I just got my new journal today. I now have a total of 3 journals. Two of them only requires email support and the other one is for full support. Well, you might be wondering what the hell am i talkin' about here. I'm currently working as an Editorial Assistant for Springer, it's a publishing company and I'm just new in the job. Today my supervisor just introduced me to this new journal which im going to handle for full support. Honestly, I'm quite nervous about introducing myself to the Editor-in-Chief and I wonder if they're nice to work with. On the contrary, I'm also excited to start with the journal. It feels scary, but also at the same time, it kinda feels good too.

The important thing is, I'm enjoying my job. Like what Confucius said: "Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life." I soooo agree with that wise saying! I've had previous jobs and some with great pay, but when i stopped enjoying my job, suddenly everything started to fell apart. I just wasn't happy with what i'm doin' anymore. And I was starting to feel that I was just doing my work for the sake of earning and because I am obliged to do it. Going to work seemed to be a burden and very dreary. I woke up each day and the feeling of excitement going to work isn't there anymore, I just let out a heavy *SIGH* thinking that it'll just be another TEDIOUS day for me to start and can't even wait to end. Am sure anyone here who has work experience knows what i'm talkin' about.

So far, i feel happy and satisfied with where i am now. And i hope this kind of feeling won't fade away just like what happened with my previous jobs, coz it sucks bigtime! Well, what I think is that, the environment plays an important role when it comes to working. If you're comfortable & happy with the people that you work with, the place and the work itself, then there should be no problem-coz the feeling of satisfaction is there and that's what keeps you motivated somehow, right?

Labels: confucius, happiness, jobs, journals, office, work