What do you do if you dream job becomes a nightmare?
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keithold thanks all baggers
ANSWERS: 5
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I'm almost getting a new job soon. And I think it's gonna be my dream job. So, God forbid *knocks on wood* But if that does happen, I guess I would have just to move out and find another job. No use wasting my short life on agonizing over a job that sucks.
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Find another job and move on. People get way too hung up on sticking with doing one thing. I've done the following things and learned from each and currently am doing very well for myself. Some were great and some were terrible. lawn mower pizza topper pet store slop boy vet tech worker in plastic factory Marine casual drug dealer prison inmate ^ (stay away from drugs guys...bad news) welder in a sweat shop welder in a little better place machinist and welder in a pretty damn good place college student (mechanical engineering) welding engineer It's been a wild ride for sure, but none of it would have happened if I didn't move on.
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Simply quit and look for a new job. No one needs that kind of stress in their life.
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I know the feeling Keithold. It is not a nightmare except for the fact that iMHO it is a total waste of time effort and money. When Iwas invited to join the team it seemed wonderful. I am taking a sabbatical to ty to decide on a career change. I wish you luck
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Well the snappy answer is to "Wake up!" Evaluate your situation. How long can you stand this job? Have you mad any good contacts through this job. (the best source for your next job). Always make sure you have a new job waiting before you voluntarily give up one you have.
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