Here I am at work, not doing much work. I am on the phone and ready to take a phone call from one of our customers. However, they don’t seem to be calling in. This is a good thing. That means that they are either not on the internet and don’t care about their connection right now, or they’re able to surf fine (meaning that our service is working! we don’t WANT them to have to call).
So, I’ve not ever really gone into any detail about my new job. I’ve only mentioned that I have a new one. There’s a reason for that, of course. I didn’t want to “put it out there” only to find that it wasn’t a good fit. So far, I thin that it is a good fit. I’ve enjoyed this job from the moment I was offered the position.
I work for an ISP. From what you’ve read before on my little slab of the intarwebs, you’ll notice that I have a bent toward the more technical, computery stuff. This job is a 1st level technical support position, so I get a lot of exposure to computery stuff. Its not incredibly in depth and it can be repetetive at times, but the pace is usually varied and there are some slower times where you can recharge and soak up any new information that you need.
There is room for vertical movement and the company is rapidly expanding, despite the apparent economic climate. It makes sense, of course, as we service underserved or unserved areas. I am hoping to go up a rung or two, as well, and continue to play a valued part of this company.








