I need some advice...

[Contagious Locc]

i been at this job for like 5 years and im kinda tired of it.. shit is all unorganized, theres favoritism, lacc of communication, etc.. its all fucced up. the reason why i havent left is because its a guareented work, plus i get paid the same amount each checc... theres too many problems here though and im seriously gonna lose my cool, end up gettin fired or hurting somebody. im thinking about leaving... probably next year, give me sometime to save some money and pay off some bills...they are talking about giving me a promotion and ill be making like an extra $500...thats alot $$$ on top of what im already making, if i leave its like ill have to find another job and work my way up... ill pretty much have to hustlin until i find work, feel me?

 

[mexbig]

i can predict you will stay..... money talks in this country.

 

[MeloTrauma]

Just stay... dont quit until you find a job that is gonna pay equal or more... I learned that the hard way.

 

[second650]

go hard on the grind

 

[Bitch]

J dont quit until you find a job that is gonna pay equal or more... .

yeah

 

[R. CaFE!!!]

quit, cop a pack and get dem wheels in motion. geeeea

 

[mustynutz]

you should kill your boss and then go to the roof and sing
"im on top of the billin and im killin myself"
and then jump

 

[ValleyEnt]

you should kill your boss and then go to the roof and sing
"im on top of the billin and im killin myself"
and then jump

Musty you Hella Stoopid!!! LMFAO!!!!

 

[Dana Dane]

LMAO @ Musty!!


To me, it all depends on the job....if you are a skilled employee, then any move you make should be a lateral move...meaning, you should walk into a new job at exactly the same level you were at when you left the last job. If you are a manager at McDonald's, Burger King shouldn't hire you as a fry guy, they should make you a manager too!

 

[Cheaptimes]

You gotta decide which is more important:
A) A job with a steady check where nothing really fits and everything is upside down and streesin you out. or...
B) Finding another job (for prob. less cash) that is the opposite of the above

 

[Contagious Locc]

To me, it all depends on the job....if you are a skilled employee, then any move you make should be a lateral move...meaning, you should walk into a new job at exactly the same level you were at when you left the last job.

this is true, but the only thing is, the type of work that im in if i left id most likely be taking a pay cut..i have a government job so if i left ill be pretty much going bacc to the civilian sector...im not in the military but i work with their aircraft, aviation administration...but like melotrauma said i shouldnt quit until i find one that pays more or equal too cause its not a guarentee that i enter at the same level as my next job...these jobs in my work field are hard to find too.

thanks for the advice tho yall, lol musty

 

[Ry]

I say dont stay at a place where you're not happy. People spend more time at thier jobs then they do with thier family. How are ya gonna spend more time being miserable in life then happy? Find something you will enjoy and leave that other job. Sometimes happiness is more important then money.

 

[Darkshowdown]

Stay there.

Just make sure you don't hurt nobody and make national news. Hint..Keep your guns or knives at home.

 

[KALYN]

I say dont stay at a place where you're not happy. People spend more time at thier jobs then they do with thier family. How are ya gonna spend more time being miserable in life then happy? Find something you will enjoy and leave that other job. Sometimes happiness is more important then money.

I feel you on this here-- most of us definately spend more time at work than at home.. but if he has a family to support or real bills to pay, money will a huge factor in his decision making, money isnt everything but going without it will only cause more problems..
I'd have to say-- do what you have to do at your current place of employment to get paid and keep it movin'.. but keep looking for another job that you feel you will be happier at that pays close to the same amount or has room for advancement... good luck..

 

[MEXCOM]

these jobs in my work field are hard to find too.

Don't listen to these people. Aviation related jobs are not happening. The market isn't in the demand it used to be. If I were you I'd stick it our or you'll be lucky if you find anything.