Today was day 3 of my new position at WS Live. They are a call center that houses many different projects. I was initially hired for one where sales were heavily pushed. I was not doing well, since I’m not pushy or a salesman. However, because they thought I had good customer service skills, I was moved to another “project”.<\/p>\n
In the three days I’ve Been there I feel this is more the job for me. On the flip side of that, I had to take some not so great hours in order to keep my rate of pay as well. This project has people on the phone 24\/7 even during the holidays.<\/p>\n
So first I have to thank God, for still having a job, and have faith that this will all work out. Funny thing is, if this goes the way I hope it could go it really could be great.<\/p>\n
Doug and I have talked about where we would like to have Doug serve once he is ordained. One area we both liked the idea of was Arizona. This project I’m on is home based in Tempe,AZ..
Which also has a call center. Imagine if Doug were given a call in the Tempe area, I would have the potential of actually keeping my job, but doing it in AZ..<\/p>\n
Will this happen, I have no idea. That’s where my faith lies, in God having a plan for me, and me trusting it will all work out. After all my ultimate goal is to get to heaven.<\/p>\n
To quote a song by Carrie Underwood “Temporary Hone”……”This is my temporary home, it’s not where I belong. Windows and rooms that I’m passing through. This was just a stop, on the way to where I’m going, I’m not afraid because I know. This is my temporary home.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Today was day 3 of my new position at WS Live. They are a call center that houses many different projects. I was initially hired for one where sales were heavily pushed. I was not doing well, since I’m not … Continue reading