Yuuuup.I always struggle with the right balance of honesty and "fake it till you make it" with my career. The latter is just so god damn stressful, but you can't argue with results.A local community college has invited me to a luncheon today to join one of their advisory boards for their healthcare program. Apparently it is a part of the accreditation process. I can schmooze and network with the best of them, and I'm wearing a suit, but beyond that....ihavenoideawhatimdoing.gif.
My current job is the first one I propelled myself into where I wasn't completely comfortable. I'm just now getting there but one side effect is that I'm not a bit gun shy about the idea of doing it again. I don't even look at job announcements for the next step. It's just too unnerving. The next logical step, if I stay in this office, is the Ops Officer position which might come open in a few years since they same guy has been doing it for the last three decades and he has to retire/die eventually.
I figure in another year or so I'll achieve a level of mastery that will lead to boredom and a desire to advance.