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I'm thinking of resigning first thing. I took the Christmas break to mull it over and came to the conclusion that I'm not happy where I am anymore, even if it i
by c7DJTLrn 5y ago
I'm thinking of resigning first thing. I took the Christmas break to mull it over and came to the conclusion that I'm not happy where I am anymore, even if it is comfortable and decent money. Once I'm settled into a new job I'm hoping to get on to the property ladder so I can have my own space. I'd also like to get a bit fitter so if I can find the courage I'll try going to the gym. In the meantime I'll continue with my software projects.
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- c7DJTLrn 5y agoThanks for the laugh. Happy new year.
- eckesicle 5y agoUnsolicited advice: Get something new lined up before you hand in your notice.
- c7DJTLrn 5y agoMaybe, but my notice period is pretty long and I'm in a good enough financial position to be able to have a break. I'll see how it goes.
- p0d 5y agoI left my IT job two years ago and things have worked out just fine. I've become a lecturer in further education which I really enjoy. I also lost 70lbs by changing my diet a bit and walking for 45 minutes a day. Good luck. It's a good idea to have something lined up. I had something temporary to pay the bills for six months then took it from there.
- truly 5y agoWhere do you work/live? How does lecturing work out in the time of COVID?
- strifey 5y agoTurned in my notice yesterday! It was such a weight off my shoulders once I realized it's what I wanted to do. Good luck to you.
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