Time for a new direction
I "should" be on that bus too, as I have been almost every weekday morning for several years, but I'm not. I've quit the job I've been working at for four and a half years. I gave them three weeks' notice on March 7th, and yesterday was my last day. It wouldn't be appropriate to go into reasons here; suffice to say that while the people I worked with there were great and I will miss them (and who's to say one can't stay friends with ex-coworkers, anyway?), I will miss very little else about it.
Due to certain plans, I can't look for a new permanent job right away, so I'll need to rely on temp work for a while. It should work out; I've done it before. When one has no dependents, one is free to make decisions that might strike others as a bit risky. I gave this step a great deal of thought before taking it. It was the right thing to do.
3 Comments:
OMG- Infidel, that sounds exciting! A brand new start, hopefully with everything falling into place exactly as you like. I wish you the life you seek and a smooth road to it.
Much thanks for the kind words. I'm sure there will be ups and downs, but I'm looking forward to seeing what this new course has to offer.
Wishing you the best of luck on what I'm sure was a tough decision.
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