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I didn't know there was a character limit and some of this was trimmed before but as there were a few questions I can answer them as well. I'm in WI, and from
by hfsktr 12y ago
I didn't know there was a character limit and some of this was trimmed before but as there were a few questions I can answer them as well.
I'm in WI, and from what I've read the average salary for my position should probably be closer to 2 times what I am at now. I have 5 years but only between 2 small employers. That's part of the reason for the confidence issues. I just don't know how other places work.
They are interviewing and looking. We had someone training the week before but he just walked in and resigned (after a week). So that might be a bad sign or maybe like he said a better offer did come up.
I know the company won't be able to align with my biggest goals because the biggest is to move from the US to the UK. That's narrowed my search when applying but I don't think it's impossible.
Thank you to the people who have answered. I'll continue to check on this but tomorrow I plan on getting that meeting together.
- smt88 12y agoThere are way more jobs in your industry here, partially because the US is so much bigger than the UK. If you can't find a job in the UK, don't rule out staying until you can become more confident and desirable.