sigelphoenix

... is going pretty well, all things considered.

I'm actually going to go back to the front desk after my lunch break is over, because I agreed to work half-time at the front desk as we go through the process of hiring my replacement. In one sense, this is not a good thing, because it means I'm still stuck answering the phones for half the day for an undetermined amount of time while taking on the duties of my new job. However, I'm not being expected to take on all the duties of the new job immediately, so I should be able to juggle things fairly well as I transition.

Also, this sort of helps my inner "oh god CHANGE!?" voice, because I get to retreat to the familiarity of the front desk in the afternoons. :P

Also, I am getting paid at my new job rate. Win!

As for the job itself ... The rush of new information is kind of intimidating, as I'd expected. But while I'm feeling challenged, it's challenged in an exhilarating way (mostly), rather than a terrifying way (just a little bit). I will have more responsibilities, sure; but also more freedom, authority, and knowledge. Which is exactly what I want.