RE: Job Switch

Subject: RE: Job Switch
From: "Kathy Mizell" <KathyMizell -at- mfpoer -dot- com>
To: "TECHWR-L" <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- raycomm -dot- com>
Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2002 14:18:38 -0500


Of course, you can always get laid off at your current job too.

Haven't been in this situation but reading your description of your current job, my question would be "why stay?"

Kathy Mizell
kathymizell -at- mfpoer -dot- com



>>snip:

I am faced with a dilemma regarding a job offer.

They are offering a generous package, and I am at a point in my current job where job satisfaction is
low. There are no opportunities for advancement, and my work has become rote and boring, and my attempts to branch out have been quashed. The management philosophy is one of pigeon holing.

The technology at the old job is more exciting, and I would have more opportunity for advancement as the company grows. Of course, I could also get laid off again. I would appreciate any thoughts.

<<end snip



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