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Posted: 7/26/2013 6:20:40 AM EDT
Yup, after 7 months of employment with them..
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Were you fed up with your boss pissing on you to maintain dominance?
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No, same line of work with a competitor, that's offering more $$$
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Good luck to you.
How long did you work there before you knew you wanted out?
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For the first time in my life, I was contacted about a job opening. I wasn't looking. So to answer your question, I guess when I saw the offer they made me. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Good luck to you. How long did you work there before you knew you wanted out? For the first time in my life, I was contacted about a job opening. I wasn't looking. So to answer your question, I guess when I saw the offer they made me. Feels good to be wanted doesn't it? |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Good luck to you. How long did you work there before you knew you wanted out? For the first time in my life, I was contacted about a job opening. I wasn't looking. So to answer your question, I guess when I saw the offer they made me. Feels good to be wanted doesn't it? How much more pay and benis, (%) did you get, OP? |
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Good luck to you. How long did you work there before you knew you wanted out? For the first time in my life, I was contacted about a job opening. I wasn't looking. So to answer your question, I guess when I saw the offer they made me. Feels good to be wanted doesn't it? Yes. Indeed. The whole experience so far has been pretty crazy. (Been interviewing for 6 weeks) Luckily I posses something highly valued in my industry... Young age. |
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Going through this right now myself. How much more pay and benis, (%) did you get, OP? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Good luck to you. How long did you work there before you knew you wanted out? For the first time in my life, I was contacted about a job opening. I wasn't looking. So to answer your question, I guess when I saw the offer they made me. Feels good to be wanted doesn't it? How much more pay and benis, (%) did you get, OP? +5k base salary increase and about another 7k in guaranteed commission. |
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Earlier this year the company I was running work for was losing the contract to do a certain companies compressor stations. Well the new company coming in tried to recruit me with a very nice offer to basically keep doing my job and just switch companies. Didn't feel right so I finished the last station and came to Pakistan for a spell.
If your boss is a dick then bugout. I learned a few years ago something that has stuck with me. Take care of your employees and they will take care of you. I had to lay off about 25 guys before finishing out and I would almost bet 95% would walk through fire for me since I did treat them so well. Some people get in a position of power and it gets insane. |
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If you hate it there just tell them you accepted a posistion with their comp... most places will duck walk your ass to the door when that is explained.
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Yes. Indeed. The whole experience so far has been pretty crazy. (Been interviewing for 6 weeks) Luckily I posses something highly valued in my industry... Young age. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Good luck to you. How long did you work there before you knew you wanted out? For the first time in my life, I was contacted about a job opening. I wasn't looking. So to answer your question, I guess when I saw the offer they made me. Feels good to be wanted doesn't it? Yes. Indeed. The whole experience so far has been pretty crazy. (Been interviewing for 6 weeks) Luckily I posses something highly valued in my industry... Young age. Porn? |
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Good on you. Sometimes it's hard to leave your comfort zone even when it's shitty there. I did the same thing seven years ago. Left a telephone sales job I was getting burned out on and completely changed careers, becoming an EMT. Always something different, never boring and more money. Actually just got promoted to Field Ops Supervisor back in April. Sometimes change is a good thing!
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Earlier this year the company I was running work for was losing the contract to do a certain companies compressor stations. Well the new company coming in tried to recruit me with a very nice offer to basically keep doing my job and just switch companies. Didn't feel right so I finished the last station and came to Pakistan for a spell. If your boss is a dick then bugout. I learned a few years ago something that has stuck with me. Take care of your employees and they will take care of you. I had to lay off about 25 guys before finishing out and I would almost bet 95% would walk through fire for me since I did treat them so well. Some people get in a position of power and it gets insane. View Quote Yep. Having a dick boss demotivates employees and reduces output. If you were a good boss then the people you laid off usually understand and don't take out their rage on you. |
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Good for you! I quit a civil service
Career after 12 years. Moved to th private sector doing essentially the same thing. I basically have 1000% better odds of promoting, they are paying for me to return to school, and will pay half of my kids college. I work less hours and make the same. I have the opportunity to work as much over time as possible. I was nervous at first but my stress levels have disappeared and I'm looking forward to the future again. |
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You were looking for a reason to leave. Say no to the counter offer.
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Quoted: Yes, and also in machining/ tooling industry. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: ...Luckily I posses something highly valued in my industry... Young age. Yes, and also in machining/ tooling industry. I'm guessing you're not just a button pusher. Yup...High demand for people that can actually program CNCs. |
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I'm guessing you're not just a button pusher. Yup...High demand for people that can actually program CNCs. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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...Luckily I posses something highly valued in my industry... Young age. Yes, and also in machining/ tooling industry. I'm guessing you're not just a button pusher. Yup...High demand for people that can actually program CNCs. This still involves pushing buttons, it's whether or not it's all the buttons or simply the cycle start. |
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And the counter offering begins... View Quote I'd be very leery of counter-offers since I'm guessing there would be no actual written contract of employment. Would you really trust a boss who was a jerk, again? Now, if your current employer were to fire this boss and promote you that might be sufficient. |
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...Luckily I posses something highly valued in my industry... Young age. Yes, and also in machining/ tooling industry. I'm guessing you're not just a button pusher. Yup...High demand for people that can actually program CNCs. I had a good bit of CAM knowledge when I applied at several different machine ships, as I was completing my undergrad degree, yet I never even got an interview. |
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Quoted: Nope start the new job on Monday.. That's if they don't honor my 2 week notice. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: You FSA now Nope start the new job on Monday.. That's if they don't honor my 2 week notice. I'm confused. You quit your current job 10 minutes ago, gave two weeks notice, and start this coming monday at the new job? |
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And the counter offering begins... Never accept a counter offer. QFT +100 why ? If they "wanted"/"needed" him to stay that badly, then they would have made him an offer at his annual review to increase his salary or given him a performance based raise already. There's always bad blood too after you come in and say you're leaving for a competitor. Things might be rosy for a few weeks, but it will inevitably come up again and you will find yourself wading through lots of crap. |
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I'm confused. You quit your current job 10 minutes ago, gave two weeks notice, and start this coming monday at the new job? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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You FSA now Nope start the new job on Monday.. That's if they don't honor my 2 week notice. I'm confused. You quit your current job 10 minutes ago, gave two weeks notice, and start this coming monday at the new job? I answered that here Quoted:
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You FSA now Nope start the new job on Monday.. That's if they don't honor my 2 week notice. |
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