So I have been in Copenhagen this week. Strangely enough, I have accomplished a lot of work this week, even though my job is most likely going to change. It is getting very strange to work in the Nordics because everytime they give me a new job to do, I simply just do not have enough time to get it done because they pull me back into other projects. So once again the organisation is re-organising around my area of work. I am told not to worry and that everything will be fine, but I am not given much of an understanding of what my role will be.<\/p>\n
This gets frustrating. Everyone says that I have so much value to add, and certainly there are more requests for my time than I have time to give. But I can’t help but think that sometimes it would be easier to go work for my former x2 manager, where I have a job assignment waiting and a defined mission and the support for that mission.<\/p>\n
I have also begun looking into this coverting to a local employee business. It seems like something that I could do, based on the comments that the business needed to cut costs. However, since a former colleague of mine is getting an 2 year assignment, I feel like they could afford one more year of me being on an assignment and then I could coinvert to a local employee for a year.<\/p>\n
I don’t know.<\/p>\n
The good news is that things outside of work has been going quite well.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
So I have been in Copenhagen this week. Strangely enough, I have accomplished a lot of work this week, even though my job is most likely going to change. It is getting very strange to work in the Nordics because everytime they give me a new job to do, I simply just do not have … Continue reading This Week in Copenhagen<\/span>