Back to work

I should have posted this on Monday, but I am so overwhelmed I'm just now getting around to posting anything, anywhere.

Here are my impressions:

1. This company is an awful lot like Dunder-Miflin, in that it is a niche industry, although the company is the largest in their industry, there aren't hundreds of people in my building, there are dozens.

2. Why did I think that I liked getting dressed for work? Perhaps I ought to omit heels and hose, I can't really go without a bra.

3. It is incredibly stressful not knowing stuff. Who the people are, how the systems work. The good news is that they don't have any weird, legacy dinosaur systems. They use pretty standard, off the shelf software, and that's a tune we can all dance to.

4. The people seem pretty friendly.

5. The upper management is very cool. Haven't seen a tie yet.

6. The floors are linoleum, so we can play chair hockey.

7. They're willing to try stuff, even if it fails. That's pretty great.

I will be wearing a comfy outfit tomorrow. No matter what. My feet hate me, my back hates me, my head aches, but I am happy! I like my new job!!!!!