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at work Getting my present job when I had just finished my degree was quite unexpected as in 2010 the crisis in Spain was so high. Having an opportunity like that was really difficult. When I started in the company I had to learn the ropes, because I had never worked in such a similar vacancy before. Despite that, I learnt quickly and I became a rated worker. The salary may haven`t been so lucrative, but the distance from home was a just five-minute walk. Most of the days I did routine tasks, a lot of dull paperwork, someone was like watching grass grow. At times, I had a very heavy workload so sometimes it made me feeling fed up with. But, what I really hated was when my boss got on my nerves being too thorough. I used to cut corners because sometimes I had to meet a deadline, but he didn’t like that but doing it by the book or by his way. So, after a few years, I didn’t find my routine fulfilling as I was stuck in a rut without any goals or future interest. Finally, I gave it up because I didn’t want to keep on doing things that I really didn’t like such as stucking behind a desk. Although, it wasn’t an easy decision, I well awared of I had a not bad job, which I was familiar with. At this time, the way I see it is that I’d feel like to change my professional career and trying new things in order to find a job which gives me motivation and satisfaction.

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Getting my present job when I had just finished my degree was quite unexpected as in 2010 the crisis in Spain was so high [USUALLY A CRISIS IS NOT DESCRIBED AS "HIGH." YOU MIGHT SAY "FIERCE."]. Having Finding an opportunity like that was really difficult.

When I started in the company I had to learn the ropes, because I had never worked in such a similar position vacancy before. Despite that, I learnt quickly and I became a highly rated worker.
The salary may not have haven`t been so lucrative, but the distance from home was a just five-minute walk.
Most of the days I did routine tasks, a lot of dull paperwork, someone sometimes it was like watching grass grow. At times, I had a very heavy workload so sometimes it made me feeling fed up with.
But, what I really hated was when my boss got on my nerves being too thorough. I used to cut corners because sometimes I had to meet a deadline, but he didn’t like that but doing it wanted things done by the book or by his way.

So, after a few years, I didn’t find my routine fulfilling as I was stuck in a rut without any goals or future interest. Finally, I gave it up because I didn’t want to keep on doing things that I really didn’t like such as being stucking behind a desk.
Although, iIt wasn’t an easy decision, though., I was well awared that of I had it was a not bad job, which I was familiar with.

At this time, the way I see it is that I’d feel like to change my professional career and trying new things in order to find a job which gives me motivation and satisfaction.


[GOOD JOB. USING CASUAL EXPRESSIONS LIKE "BY THE BOOK" ISN'T EASY SO KEEP PRACTICING. YOU'RE VERY CLOSE TO FULL FLUENCY.]

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