bluebeard | (no subject)

So, office manager says: "Let me get your opinion on... what I'm about to say. If [attorney, my boss] were to start taking all the traffic calls, would you be interested in moving to personal injury?"

Uh, no, I wouldn't.

I am now officially looking for a new job.

Know anybody hiring around midtown?

Walking distance from Cooper-Young, non-corporate, queer-friendly and a lack of (or at least a reasonable) dress code would be grand, but I realize that's a bit narrow, so I'll consider just about anything.

I've worked customer service/support, done technical support, PC repair, cleaned a couple houses, and currently the law office. I am not limited to what I've done in the past.

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When's your last day?

She gave me an "if" statement, so it's not even definite that my position is going away.

If it does go away and they offer me IP work, I'll take it; I can't go without an income.

Either way, I'm looking for work. Between just not liking the job and getting fed "if" statements like this, I don't see any reason to not look for other work.

PI, not IP. IP would be intellectual property.

Absolutely. I'll keep an ear out for you.

You used to talk about working with Hi, didn't you?