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Exhausting October. I need holiday.

Obraz
October was totally crazy. Now I feel tired as if I had been working for at least two months without any break. October was a month of changes. New things. New people. New experiences. It is amazing to have such a things in life but when all of them come at one time you’re finally like: what’s going on, where’s the secret camera?! In October I started to work in new hotel*** which is undeniably better than the previous one. I had to know new people, new rules, new atmosphere and get used to it. Although I liked it since start, situations like that are always a little bit stressful. What is more, I also started the second degree of studies at new university (because I had changed the subject) so I had to know new professors, new students and even a new building… The other matter is that each weekend (when normal people usually have a rest or something) I was busy. The hen party of my friend (I participated in organization!), visit at my home (that was quite nervous for...

First meeting here and... first day at work! :)

Hello everyone! Welcome to my blog about my everyday life! Firstly, I want to answer the main question: why have I decided to write about my job. The reason is quite simple: because I find it really interesting and funny. Sometimes I hate it. Nevertheless, mostly I just love it. I want to show why and when do I like it and when not. I think this kind of work is not for everyone and I will try to prove why. To start, I want to come back for a while to my first day at work. I started to work as receptionist some months ago... well, to be honest, almost five! I remember it clearly. I hadn't had any experience related with reception desk, even as a guest because every place I visit, I usually sleep at my friend's home... The thruth is that students save money everywhere ;) Thus, it was July when I started. The 1st of July, to be accurate. Night before Poland had a football match with Portugal and it was very important match for us, deciding if Poland's representation w...