突然发觉今天是汶川地震两周年，先为那些离开的生命祈福

也是今天，我离开了自己的第一份工作，就这么很简单、很不舍又很迅猛的离开了……

离开之前，给各个供应商发了邮件，通知一下，考虑了一下并没有把自己的联系方式给他们留下，只是觉得让这些人以后联系我，基本不可能吧，呵呵……心底的我还是不相信这些所谓的关系和人脉吧……所谓：人走茶凉，这到哪应该都是通用的……

两封回信，让我觉得非常温暖，也许有PMP的成分在里面，但是对于我这个即将离开的人来讲，以后很感动了……姐不想在这夸耀什么，只是想这么记录下来，毕竟，这也是我做了三年的工作吧……

第一封，来自德国一个刚刚谈下来的供应商：

Dear Iris,

it is a pity to hear this. At least from our point of view. We appreciate having negotiated and communicated with you over the last couple of months and we would wish that more people at other companies in the world would be so professional as you are. Let it be in fast responding or understanding our concept and how it might fit into markets.

We, Michael, Uli and me, congratulate you and your husband to this next step in your careers and wish you all the best – business wise and of course in your private lives.

As you have our contacts do not hesitate to get in touch when you think we could be of any help in future.

All the best,

另一封，来自一个住在澳大利亚的英国人，Sam，一位一直很nice的联系人：

Hi Iris

I am very sad to hear that, but also very happy for you.  This is a great opportunity and you will be living in my home country!  My Grandmother was born in Sheffield, so it is also very close to my heart.

It has been such a pleasure to work with you over the last 3 years, for both PA and Lonely Planet.  I hope, like you say, that we will have chance to work together in the future but I wish you every success for your time at university.

This will also mean that you will get to visit other countries in Europe, as it is very easy to do that from the UK.  Please let me know if you need any Lonely Planet guidebooks!

Wishing you the very best, and if I’m back in the UK and close to Sheffield I will email you to see if we could meet

Kind Regards

Sam

看过这两封回信，如此的评价，我知足了……

现在失去工作的状态如下：

小失落，小无奈；小兴奋，小紧张+小挠墙

得赶快给自己安排事情做了，不然真的很害怕挠墙的日子，哈哈