Decisions
My job requires me to make important decisions every single day. In fact, some of the decisions I make significantly impact the market in which I am involved. While I often consult with people, I have to make a lot of these decisions on the wire and on my own.
On Sunday I did some shopping at the local supermarket. I called MHW at least three times. Once to find out how many packages of dill and parsley to buy, once to find out whether to buy 6 or 10 once containers of yogurt drink, and a third to find out whether she wanted chicken or turkey necks for the soup.
Why is it that I can make decisions that move markets but not about 4 ounces of yogurt drink?
My job requires me to make important decisions every single day. In fact, some of the decisions I make significantly impact the market in which I am involved. While I often consult with people, I have to make a lot of these decisions on the wire and on my own.
On Sunday I did some shopping at the local supermarket. I called MHW at least three times. Once to find out how many packages of dill and parsley to buy, once to find out whether to buy 6 or 10 once containers of yogurt drink, and a third to find out whether she wanted chicken or turkey necks for the soup.
Why is it that I can make decisions that move markets but not about 4 ounces of yogurt drink?
Labels: Random Thoughts
posted by MoChassid @ 2:36 PM
2 Comments:
At 5:16 PM,
G said…
Think about it:
Worst case scenario if you make a mistake involving the moving of markets vs. worst case scenario if you come home w/ the wrong stuff from the market.
I know which error in judgement would keep me awake at night :)
At 11:26 PM,
uberimma said…
Your wife would ask you to go back and exchange it? That's worse than losing your job?
I don't get it. Then again, I'm not a guy.
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