So everything that has a start does have an end, right? As of the end of next month I will be out of work. My six month contract is up at the end of this month, but the management decided to keep me until the end of the year. The pictures above are from people I work with( Sorry I had to take the pictures out). They have really taught me a great deal about respect for work and getting along with co-workers. Even though they are way older than I am we did get along far better than the young management. Each of the above man has a twenty something years working in the energy industry. They can tell you anything that goes inside a Westinghouse ovation and GE gas turbines. I was lucky to work around such dedicated employees who were willing to share their knowledge with a rookie like me. I will definitely miss them.
As for me now I have no idea what my next step will be as I wait a word from the graduate school admissions committee. I know I have to find a job in the energy industry now that I have a little experience, but I am not that much interested in getting jobs as to getting to the graduate school.I still though have to find a job soon after the contract runs out. We all have to pay them bills right?
It is funny that my cousin who has established his career foot for a while now thinks that I am stressing too much about my life. Yeah right, I definitely do worry about my life. This is why it is my life and not anyone else’s.I can understand his concern of me putting too much pressure into my goals, but we all do doubt ourselves sometimes in our lifetime. Maybe I am stressing too much about things that I can't do anything about it. But I haven’t lost hope yet since it is last thing I want to loose in this insane world. As for now I will be optimistic and hope that I do find a job in Atlanta area. I did get a job in the gulf coast, but I doubt I want to move now that I can’t gamble with my instate residency status if ever the graduate school thing works out this year.
A friend of mine come up with the idea of going to medical school in the Caribbean (Ross University).I must admit that I can’t take all those Stafford loans and not be able to practice in the state because of not passing the board exam or finding the right residency program in the state. I have a Pakistani friend who went to medical school in the Caribbean and is now doing his clinical rotation in New York. I am afraid to say I am too poor to gamble with that kind of loan money.As for now I am not thinking of that.I will just wait and see how things will unfold in the near future Insha-Allah.If nothing works out I can always do advanced degree in an energy industry career.It is time to pray and keep a positive attitude that I have lost in my life lately.No wonder my cousin is a little worried
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Hang in there, bro you'll be fine Insha'Allah. Thats about the hardest things being fresh out of university. I tried the whole jumping into the work force thing, and realized the job i was in isnt what i went to school for. It took me a while to head back in to graduate school, but Alhamdulilah thats working out now---- I think??
You'll be okay, Insha'Allah things will work out to your satisfaction!
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