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On jan 2nd, I made the move from public to private. I was told that I needed to start as soon as possible because they had a lot of things they needed help on. Since I started, I have not had anything to do. I was given a couple very small projects with no real direction or advice, and the senior accountant who gave them to me, would actually redo them and then complain that I didn’t do them the way he wanted. I was then told to study which I did every day for 8 hrs a day, 4 weeks in a row. They said that after mid February, 2013 projects would start picking up and that the reason they didn’t have much for me to do for the last 2 months was because it was easier for them to finish 2012 projects rather than explaining it to me. They assigned me specific sections and I’ve noticed that my manager has started to work on my sections for me, but hasn’t told me what he’s doing or even explained why he’s doing it. Today I got a project from my manager that was essentially researching a topic and summarizing the information, and he actually sent me he websites to use and then told me that he was doing the same thing as me. Also, he gave me another project that basically consists of 2 days worth of data entry. I am really frustrated because it seems like they don’t want to take the time to just explain to me what im supposed to be doing so they’re just giving me mindless projects and doing the “real work” themselves. My position was a new one and it seems like they just didn’t think through what I was going to be doing. My manager is not the easiest person to talk to and he has mentioned feeling badly about not having much for me to do, but said it would pick up in mid feb. I just feel like my 2 years in public accounting were wasted coming to a job where I’m not learning or accomplishing anything. I’m also not part of the team at all, they constantly have meetings without me and they never keep me in the loop with what’s going on. I feel like this weird girl who keeps showing up to study, gets paid, but isn’t really part of the company. There is an internal audit job open at a company that is well known and I have a connection to a woman who works there. What I’m wondering is, is it a bad idea to apply for that job and if not, how do I explain away this 2 month job?
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