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If you've got kids, I'd say be very grateful for this situation and stay put! ;) If you're bored, how about doing some learning in the hours where you've got no
by nickd2001 4y ago
If you've got kids, I'd say be very grateful for this situation and stay put! ;) If you're bored, how about doing some learning in the hours where you've got not enough challenging to do? Anything from online courses not even in tech, up to Computer Science PHD. Even just learn better cookery skills or something. ;) I mean, one's learning doesn't have to be connected to one's job.. at all! But finding your job easy, not being tired at the end of the day, having time for kids.... that's gold dust. Which is pretty much what you said :)
- scrapcode 4y agoGreat suggestions, and I have certainly been trying to increasingly fill my "off time" by improving myself. Some things I have implemented since taking on this role and working from home: completed my BSCS, weekly piano lessons, taking courses for certifications (Sec+, Net+, PMP). > But finding your job easy, not being tired at the end of the day, having time for kids... Yeah, that's certainly the crossroads that I am at. I'm at the age I feel like I need to make moves into areas that I want to be (infosec for me) while they're still available, or I'll lose them forever. But I also know I would love to have this job 10 years from now when (if) my kiddo is into competitive sports, etc. Then you add in the slew of other factors that could happen in a decade: reorganization, different supervisors, etc.