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To: CheshireTheCat

Well, all the “not knowing” and worry about what’s going to happen next has affected my office. We all accomplish half what we did before...and feel exhausted doing it. The constant vigilance of distancing, making sure your mask is placed correctly, trying to breathe and talk through a mask, pressure to be vaxxed, and concern/mistrust when anyone sneezes, is almost paralyzing.

Especially if you are convinced this is ridiculous.

I get an email EVERY DAY to remind me to submit proof of my WEEKLY testing. Everything is overshadowed by the virus.
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1,677 posted on 11/22/2021 8:02:07 PM PST by Melian (The more you tighten your grip, the more star systems will slip through your fingers.)
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To: Melian

I can imagine that would exhausting.

I am so grateful to have the job I have.

It was never a bad job.

But now it is so ridiculously easy and largely hassle free, especially when I go a few days in a row, which I often do, of not hearing from anyone, except my clients, who are largely pretty decent and reasonable.

That’s why I wonder why things have been quieter than usual.

I don’t see what can be stressing people out on the work front, unless it is management noticing and having a problem with people not doing their audits. But management has for so long given in to the whiners and neurotics that I don’t really think that can be the case.

We are supposed to have an in-person meeting/holiday party thing next month.

The last one was cancelled because, I think, too many people said they were scared due to rising Covid rates.

I’m hoping this one is cancelled, although I supposed it will take place via Zoom. But I can at least wear yoga pants.


1,693 posted on 11/22/2021 8:25:58 PM PST by CheshireTheCat ("Forgetting pain is convenient.Remembering it agonizing.But recovering truth is worth the suffering")
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