is it normal to feel a bit down

[phleb]

i feel i have a new job, which i will love to do. I also feel a little down with recent events leading up to this job ie childcare/hours etc. Is it normal to feel so low. Bear in mind it is the time of the month, that may be why i am feeling like i am. On friday, i was at work, and as i have been told to withdraw from certain jobs, due to me leaving, my junior thought she could tell me what to do? I told her i still in the post and havent left yet, and do not like her dictating to me how and what to do?? i blew a fuse basically. Did i do wrong?

[mrsmaveric]

not at all.. you are still paid to do a job..if you were my employee i would expect you to the job,with all the responsibilities that it entailed until the day you left..you put the junior in her place and rightly so..

[woofgang]

juniors will be juniors the world over and sometimes they outgrow their cute dinky little shoes.....soon you will be moving on and she won't :-)

[boxtops]

No, you're not wrong. You've been on a bit of a rollercoaster too, to get to the job you want so much - only natural that you might feel a bit flat (especially at time of the month). Don't let the junior get ideas above her station, you're still in post until you finish!

[Psybbo]

No, you were right, enjoy your new job xx

[parkie]

Congratulations on your new job and well done for telling that junior where her place is. Cheeky mare.

[phleb]

oh thank you, you are all such darlings. I start my new job on 29th.