You've gotta be kidding me....

Every week, we are suppose to submit feedback regarding the training process and for the last 2 weeks since we've had someone new, they have completely disregarded this process.

Here's the deal, someone said in class today that maybe things would improve if we wrote down what should be improved... and suddenly, with the ignored matter being address, the "trainer" decided to request that everyone submit their suggestions.  I ignored him, of course.

Oh, I forgot to say that on day 1 of having this new trainer that we had "words".  I said exactly what I felt and how ridiculous I thought he was and it's a done deal.

I will just say this, negative energy just builds more negative energy.  This is a proven fact. 

What's even more ridiculous is that he is taking away from the company and they are blind to this fact. 

Check the history of the dinosaurs.

OK... so listen to this -

Once upon a time in a land far far south, there was this guy that started this new job (as most people know) and everything was good.  Um, perfect even.   He was pretty excited and overall morale was great.  He gave his-self fully.  They painted a picture of this great kingdom with gum drops and chocolate for breakfast.  This environment where everyone sang in unisom and held hands and laughed; they played.  At last, nothing ever stays the same - HUH.

So suddenly a darkness came over the kingdom and everything quickly changed for the worst.  This normally gentle being had to release the beast.  He became resentful and full of anger.  There was a great divide and nothing will ever be the same for him or this kingdom. 

As he gathered himself, he realized that no place of work in this world deserved this type of energy and this mythical loving kingdom never existed.  It was all a rouse.  A sad, ugly, unkind, loud-mouthed, ego-tistical rouse.

So he let it go.  He let it all go.  And He regained his composure.  He regained his life-force.  He regained his "fight" and went on with his eyes wide open to exist in this new day.

The END.

Question.... what do you think the moral of the story is?

I'm back and better than ever....

Ok, so let's be real here.  That other place did not work out.  Um... I knew that on day week, then 1 week and then the last day.  It was hillarious though how it ended.  I just let and was like, whatever, I'm not coming back.  Even though I was pretty much offered a leadership role, the company sucked.

Dear Corporations a/k/a Dinosaurs:

You must evolve or die.

I will share more later.