Redundancy: The Pros and Cons.

I've figured out that in order to not feel weepy and miserably over what will soon be a certain lack of employment, I should consider the pros and cons of the situation and focus far more on the pros. That said, most of the pros seem to have a more negetive...tone, so all in all my ''Pessimist of the Year' title, remains safe. -.-

So, the Pros -

- I finish next week! On Thursday! At 4pm. TO THE PUB!
- No more working pointless overtime that results in no pay, but 'time in lieu' most of which I'll never see again.
- No more doing my job....and five other peoples.
- No more providing mock sympathy to management over 'staffing issues' that turn out to be their fault anyway.
- No more getting groped (and/or 'Is that your wallet or are you just happy to see me?') by strange senior public servants IN PUBLIC.
- No more getting sworn at by Asian men with small man syndrome. Yeah. Asshole. I remember.
- No more abuse for plastic bag charges. I DON'T CARE. If you don't want to PAY then you don't have to SHOP HERE. So, SOD OFF PLEASE.
- I can go out now and find something that (in a perfect world) pays more! Bring on the Australian Public Service! Hurrah!

The Cons -

- I like my job.
- I like (most) of the people I work with.
- I'm good at my job.
- Job hunting, in particular, selection criteria, is shit. AND SLOWLY DRIVING ME MAD.

I don't think I've acheived much by doing this. All in all, its stuff I already know in the back of mind but just haven't stopped to overly consider. I care about things too much, I think. And I'm trying very hard not to, but it's not working. Hmm.