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dunc
19-11-2003, 20:40
I like my job but still want to change jobs regardless, does this makes sense?? Or am I just a weirdo :nod: :nod: :nod:

arry
19-11-2003, 20:46
My place pay me £3k less than they should, make me pick up after all their shite and dont believe in giving payrises when you're supposedly promoted

wheres that old appropriate smiley when you need it

dunc
19-11-2003, 21:40
£3k isn't exactly pocket money. No payrise after promotion! Makes my company sound like angels!

Gee
19-11-2003, 21:47
I'm happy with mine! Finished my 4 year apprenticeship in May as an Electrical Engineer in Coca-Cola and gained an HNC along the way.

Going on to do my HND and then Degree in the next few years, plus it gives me enough money to keep fannying about with motors:D

arry
19-11-2003, 21:50
an electrical engineer in coca cola?!?!

Ant
19-11-2003, 22:01
A career would be nice. It's getting quite tiresome getting out of bed every morning with no sense of challenge or interest. :cry:

mickstreet
19-11-2003, 22:27
First time in years I'm happy doing what I'm doing. Different things to do each day, never know what you'll be up to:)

R33-Drifter
19-11-2003, 22:31
I'm after a job at the moment :nod:

Really need to get out of my current job, its just getting me so down and depressed :( need to get out!

JB
19-11-2003, 22:34
Fine where I am just now :)

Ken
19-11-2003, 22:36
Like my job, hours are flexible, out and about all day, meet lots of people and not bad money either:)

Duff Man
19-11-2003, 22:37
Well since I am only on my second week of my new job methinks I'm going to stick with it, its very interesting and I learn something new each day :)

Friendly people too! :thumbs:

Mint_Sauce
19-11-2003, 22:41
I contract for Electronic Arts and their excellent to work for. Wish I could be perm tho :cry:

Simon
19-11-2003, 22:43
Desperate for a new job, Not just because i hate my present one but also because i wanna relocate down south

dunc
19-11-2003, 22:47
Think I'm getting a case of 'grass is always greener' symdrome :(

arry
19-11-2003, 22:51
Originally posted by Ken
Like my job, hours are flexible, out and about all day, meet lots of people and not bad money either:)

i'd had you down as retired mate ;)

Tenman
19-11-2003, 22:52
I </b>Really</b> need a new job :(

Rude Dog
19-11-2003, 23:01
Originally posted by Ant
A career would be nice. It's getting quite tiresome getting out of bed every morning with no sense of challenge or interest. :cry:
Dont know how you can say that Ant, you challenge us every day with your dubious links and suchlike. Must be quite challenging to keep on finding so many as you do:wack:

Girlracer
19-11-2003, 23:02
I'd like to earn enough money to get a tax bill:( ATM I don't have enough work to do that pays, but as I work for myself I've only got myself to blame :rolleyes:

Also it's cost me 14yrs and 12k to train - I'm not about to throw that away:)

giblets
19-11-2003, 23:06
Just quit my job last week. Not sure what to do now, but after spending 5 years commuting to London realised that there's more to life than sitting on a train for 3 hours a day.

Anyone out there want to set up a new business? I have a few ideas and plan on trying a few things. Anyone out there feel the same? Have been running my own web dev company for 3 years and need a change....

dunc
19-11-2003, 23:09
Originally posted by Girlracer

Also it's cost me 14yrs and 12k to train

What job takes 14yrs to train? Thats alot of experience!

Dunc.

Girlracer
19-11-2003, 23:18
Originally posted by dunc
What job takes 14yrs to train? Thats alot of experience!

Dunc.

I'm a homeopath

Only way to train is in your own time using your own funds :(

GrahamB
19-11-2003, 23:37
I'm fed up with IT its oversubscribed, and I don't find what I do challenging any more :(

Pay is not too bad, even though I've not had a payrise for 4 years:(

Time to get the fook out and try something new, just can't afford to as I'm now mortgaged up to the eyeballs and knee deep in debt :( Can't afford a drop in salary to retrain in something else DOH!!!!:(

cherry1809
19-11-2003, 23:47
After years of shite jobs i found a cool one,work in the animal rendering game.We squished the foot and mouth stock,overtime when you want it,different shifts so i either get mornings off or afternoons.Saturdays are double time and i get average earnings for my holiday pay (22 days a year plus bank holidays) I earnt?? 22,500 last year,so break that down over 52 weeks and thats what i get for holiday money per week.:D :D

Ken
19-11-2003, 23:48
Originally posted by arry
i'd had you down as retired mate ;)

LOL:D wished I was arry

Cath
19-11-2003, 23:52
I'd really like to change :thumbs:

Programming :annoyed: and i always said when i left Uni i would never be a programmer :wack: :indiff:

marty_t3
20-11-2003, 00:03
I've been in IT for about 10 years.... Taking inflation into account, i'm on a lower wage now that i was when i started. Had to drop 6k just to stay employed at my last job change :rolleyes:

so yes... i want a new career

deej-79
20-11-2003, 03:43
This is one of those times where I would like a new job. Dont get me wrong, as a whole the almost 7 years I have spent in the AF has been good. The bad times come and I think about changing. Usually this goes away, I dont see this passing for another year and a half though.

Nicely
20-11-2003, 08:02
That's what being a contractor is all about. You change job every 3 months or so... :nod:

Clong
20-11-2003, 08:13
Originally posted by arry
My place pay me £3k less than they should, make me pick up after all their shite and dont believe in giving payrises when you're supposedly promoted

wheres that old appropriate smiley when you need it

Do you work at my place? The similarity is uncanny mate, especially the promotion thing (must stop, full rant mode engaged:mad: )

Have started looking for new work, so it's only a matter of time..

JB
20-11-2003, 10:11
Originally posted by Girlracer
I'd like to earn enough money to get a tax bill
Trust me, you don't want one of them :no:

Jimmyboy
20-11-2003, 10:17
yeah, im stuck for 2 years as they are funding my degree and im training but as soon as i finish im outta here!

SandyP
20-11-2003, 13:00
Yep. Need a complete change of career/direction. Been out of the office this morning looking into it actually. Hoping to get into PR for a Publishing House. Looking ever so likely that it's gonna mean doing another degree tho' which financially isn't very appealing but....

dunc
20-11-2003, 13:10
Originally posted by wannabeP1chick
Hoping to get into PR for a Publishing House.

Handing out flyers?

:p :p

AlanHill
20-11-2003, 13:26
I voted for a change too.

I've also been in IT for 21 years and it can get a laborious and boring.

The only thing is I get sick of proving myself in each job and each departmental shuffle.
The climate nowadays is not too hot for IT jobs and my company pays quite well so I'll have to sit tight until I can pay off all my dues.

gaz.thomas
20-11-2003, 13:38
Originally posted by dunc
Handing out flyers?

:p :p

Now where's that bikini gone chick...:p

Gaz
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SandyP
20-11-2003, 14:05
Originally posted by gaz.thomas
Now where's that bikini gone chick...:p

Gaz
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Have you seen me in a bikini? Trust me, it'd be the death of any promotion if it relied in part on my semi-naked body. I was thinking less along the lines of handing out fliers (Smurfy :whip: ) and more along the lines of organising book launches etc. I was meant to organise and attend parties and if I can get paid to do it :cool: ;)

gaz.thomas
20-11-2003, 15:12
Originally posted by wannabeP1chick
Have you seen me in a bikini?

Next time you're anywhere near here...;) :p :D

Gaz
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SandyP
20-11-2003, 16:43
Originally posted by gaz.thomas
Next time you're anywhere near here...;) :p :D

Gaz
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Why wait? You've got mail ;) only playing

Martin T
21-11-2003, 01:45
Every time I think of my job or employers or they are mentioned, I get this sort of twinge of rage that goes through my body. I'm just wondering how long its going to be before I get a fookin large gun and wipe the motherfvckers out.

Hmm in reality of course, I'll just bend over and take it since its fookin impossible to get another IT job STILL!

gaz.thomas
21-11-2003, 09:31
Originally posted by Martin T
Hmm in reality of course, I'll just bend over and take it since its fookin impossible to get another IT job STILL!

The contract market is starting to pick up a bit - what is it you do?


Originally posted by wannabeP1chick
Why wait? You've got mail ;) only playing

:smitten:

Gaz
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