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I actually did at first, as I was never in love with my job. I took it for the money relatively quick into my last job search and always felt on the edge about
by the_only_law 4y ago
I actually did at first, as I was never in love with my job. I took it for the money relatively quick into my last job search and always felt on the edge about that.
Initially I figured I could find a job that I was reasonably qualified for that also interested me. But I was ATS screened out of every damn job I applied to. Now it’s time for the old reliable “send resume to every shit job posting I see”.
The problem was that job was my opportunity. I was planning on it being my last job in the industry, and so I am extremely rusty and not fit for the job market atm. Now I’m going to probably have to accept a massive pay cut for an even more mind numbing job and all my designs and plans for the future will have to be seriously reconsidered. Tbf my fault for getting complacent.
Though it still might offer the incentive to move, which I need to do. I don’t tend to do well sitting in the same place for more than a few years, and a new job is at least a valid reason to spend stupid money to move.