sfjobthrow

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   by sfjobthrow 14y ago

   You're probably right. I just don't like to leave without considering all the options first.
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   by sfjobthrow 14y ago

   I really like this approach. I'm quite sure I know what work is on the horizon and that it won't be very challenging and I can't see a situation where that might change either. It's just the nature of their business. Good point about keepi
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   by sfjobthrow 14y ago

   1. Of course not! I do a lot of work on things in my spare time - some of that work actually led to this job. But when you're at a place 8+ hours per day, you might as well be learning and growing. 2. Correct, the job is quite stable and a
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   by sfjobthrow 14y ago

   You're right, and that's what worries me. Part of me knows I should be earning more and doing more interesting things but I am concerned about leaving a decent team for the unknown. I've been considering asking for a pay rise, yes. Althou
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   by sfjobthrow 14y ago

   You know, we actually went away for a long weekend recently and talked about this very thing but couldn't come up with a decision. I like the coin toss idea, I'm going to try it tonight! Why exactly would you look for another job?
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   by sfjobthrow 14y ago

   Note: I say "startup" because they're backed by a much larger company and only describe themselves as a startup when it is beneficial to do so
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   Ask HN: How do you decide when to move jobs?

   12 points by sfjobthrow 14y ago|18 comments