> Now I'm drowning in work, with no one to give me priority or direction. When you feel that "drowning", probably you are not enjoying the work load, which is

> Now I'm drowning in work, with no one to give me priority or direction. When you feel that "drowning", probably you are not enjoying the work load, which is quite important for the happy-you. I understand you are in the early days, did you try to make your decisions on the priority? Sometimes, you may be better, who knows. Give it a try. > The work I am asked to do is important and I don't feel comfortable telling individuals high up in the subsidiary no. This is the situation you've to face in your life, every day. Saying "no" is perfectly "yes", be bold enough to say "no". But just give a thought on the after-effects, if those do not put you in trouble, it is perfectly alright. Good luck.