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@geezerette wrote:
@just bee wrote:
I ordered stamps today.
What, no Kelpies?!
The collection is "Military Working Dogs." Apparently we still need civilian canines to tend sheep.
@geezerette wrote:
@just bee wrote:
@geezerette wrote:
@just bee wrote:
Well, there is that...
Just something to keep in mind while considering the opportunity. The other place could be as bad. (My innate negativity once again.)
But I know you would feel more loyalty to your patients than your employer. With everyone else leaving, who is left to adequately administer to the incoming patients?
Tough decision.
I tend to wait too long to leave a job and then it gets to the point where I just have to leave. It's like I wake up one morning and I think: Today's the day. And I resign without another job lined up.
I know the feeling. I did that twice, and after a break I regretted both times.
I don't know that would be your feeling, but having another job lined up first just might be a good idea. Although in this environment I doubt you'd be out of work for long, unless you wanted to be.
You seem to already be sort of in the frame of mind that you "can't take it anymore". I'd say to take some time off and see how you feel, but you've done that before. It's great while you're off, but the first day back you're back in that black abyss again.
Is there a way to find out what the conditions are in the place you're considering? Are you in contact with any of your former colleagues to find out if they're happier in their new jobs? I mean, there's no sense jumping out of the frying pan into the fire.
I'm trying to get more information so I can make a more rational decision. I could take all emotion out of the equation and make the move based solely on better commute, pay and benefits.
I'm in no hurry right now. But maybe I should be... 
@viva923 wrote:hey all
wow what a morn. 3 workmen showed up all within a 3 hour time frame
1.the air cond guy came to make sure my air cond is ready for summer cooling it is.
2. verizon came and repaired some kind of wire connection that verizon guy broke yesterday,back up and running
3.;lawn man came and mowed,he does a great job
tried to take my afternoon walk at 1pm,began to rain pretty good, cut walk short and walked home. i guess my walk was not meant to be today.
ok guys later.
I say, take the afternoon off! 
@just bee wrote:
@geezerette wrote:
@just bee wrote:
@geezerette wrote:
@just bee wrote:
Well, there is that...
Just something to keep in mind while considering the opportunity. The other place could be as bad. (My innate negativity once again.)
But I know you would feel more loyalty to your patients than your employer. With everyone else leaving, who is left to adequately administer to the incoming patients?
Tough decision.
I tend to wait too long to leave a job and then it gets to the point where I just have to leave. It's like I wake up one morning and I think: Today's the day. And I resign without another job lined up.
I know the feeling. I did that twice, and after a break I regretted both times.
I don't know that would be your feeling, but having another job lined up first just might be a good idea. Although in this environment I doubt you'd be out of work for long, unless you wanted to be.
You seem to already be sort of in the frame of mind that you "can't take it anymore". I'd say to take some time off and see how you feel, but you've done that before. It's great while you're off, but the first day back you're back in that black abyss again.
Is there a way to find out what the conditions are in the place you're considering? Are you in contact with any of your former colleagues to find out if they're happier in their new jobs? I mean, there's no sense jumping out of the frying pan into the fire.
I'm trying to get more information so I can make a more rational decision. I could take all emotion out of the equation and make the move based solely on better commute, pay and benefits.
I'm in no hurry right now. But maybe I should be...
Things never seem as bad when you know you have an alternative.
@geezerette wrote:
@just bee wrote:
@geezerette wrote:
@just bee wrote:
@geezerette wrote:
@just bee wrote:
Well, there is that...
Just something to keep in mind while considering the opportunity. The other place could be as bad. (My innate negativity once again.)
But I know you would feel more loyalty to your patients than your employer. With everyone else leaving, who is left to adequately administer to the incoming patients?
Tough decision.
I tend to wait too long to leave a job and then it gets to the point where I just have to leave. It's like I wake up one morning and I think: Today's the day. And I resign without another job lined up.
I know the feeling. I did that twice, and after a break I regretted both times.
I don't know that would be your feeling, but having another job lined up first just might be a good idea. Although in this environment I doubt you'd be out of work for long, unless you wanted to be.
You seem to already be sort of in the frame of mind that you "can't take it anymore". I'd say to take some time off and see how you feel, but you've done that before. It's great while you're off, but the first day back you're back in that black abyss again.
Is there a way to find out what the conditions are in the place you're considering? Are you in contact with any of your former colleagues to find out if they're happier in their new jobs? I mean, there's no sense jumping out of the frying pan into the fire.
I'm trying to get more information so I can make a more rational decision. I could take all emotion out of the equation and make the move based solely on better commute, pay and benefits.
I'm in no hurry right now. But maybe I should be...
Things never seem as bad when you know you have an alternative.
This is true!
Alternative... or escape route?
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