Leaving Behind ...
"Moving on" could very well be my middle name. I hardly look back ...but certain reactions to my recent announcement made me think otherwise. For those of you not aware of, I am changing jobs, moving from one bank to another.
I leave behind -
An exceptional team that I put together. I am proud some started their careers with me and theirs grew with mine. A lady whom I admire at work once told me - "In order to be successful at work, it is essential to surround yourself with the right kind of people". I believe its true outside of work too.
A wonderful boss who gave me all the freedom under the sun to make decisions and run the team 'my style'. Even though I imitate his style of management quite a bit; intentionally.
All my amazing mentors. One thought me how to be firm and assertive. Another taught me to treat everybody as - humans first, employees second. The third and my favorite mentor has such an amazing sense of humor that it takes people a few minutes to realize that he/she has delivered a bad news. I laugh easily but, 'humor' is not my strength. What I learned from him/her is to take it easy when the going gets tough/stressful.
A zero to 3-mile commute.
An established reputation. I start from ground zero on my next job.
It was a great 4 1/2 years and I hope to keep in touch with those I need to via LinkedIn and Facebook.
I leave behind -
An exceptional team that I put together. I am proud some started their careers with me and theirs grew with mine. A lady whom I admire at work once told me - "In order to be successful at work, it is essential to surround yourself with the right kind of people". I believe its true outside of work too.
A wonderful boss who gave me all the freedom under the sun to make decisions and run the team 'my style'. Even though I imitate his style of management quite a bit; intentionally.
All my amazing mentors. One thought me how to be firm and assertive. Another taught me to treat everybody as - humans first, employees second. The third and my favorite mentor has such an amazing sense of humor that it takes people a few minutes to realize that he/she has delivered a bad news. I laugh easily but, 'humor' is not my strength. What I learned from him/her is to take it easy when the going gets tough/stressful.
A zero to 3-mile commute.
An established reputation. I start from ground zero on my next job.
It was a great 4 1/2 years and I hope to keep in touch with those I need to via LinkedIn and Facebook.
3 comments:
Nice post.. It looks like you had a great team..All the best for your new job... :)
best of luck for the new job
"In order to be successful at work, it is essential to surround yourself with the right kind of people" - So true!!
all the best for your new job and new responsibilities!!
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