Goodbye Link2

After working in Link2Support (they call it something else today) for barely 5 years, I finally decided to quit. I resigned from my first-ever job just last month. I got tired of the KPI, CSAT, QA, etc., etc. And so far, honestly, I didn't regret doing so. Not that I didn't enjoy my stay there. It's just that I realized, after moving on, that there are a lot of better places than there. Really! Not that I hate the company. I sincerely don't. I owe that company a lot, I know. And I wish I can go there sometimes to visit the friends I left there -- the hardworking, yet underpaid, people. Whew! They sure don't take care of their tenured employees, what can we do? But you know what? Having said that, they're still capable of convincing people to either stay or work for them again -- like this girl I'm going to tell you about. She's a friend, a dear one. She resigned before me. And just yesterday, she excitedly informed me that she has just been re-hired by You-Know-Who. I know I won't be getting this chance (I'm glad) because I didn't say "yes" to 1 question in my exit interview: "Are you willing to work in Link2Support again, given a chance?" I hope she's not doing a huge mistake. As for me, goodbye Link2. But maybe. Just maybe...