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It gets old pretty quick. I've been doing this for 6 years now, and I am so angry with my 23-year-old self for wanting to get out of college so quickly. No more summer breaks, winter breaks, etc. It sucks having to come in to work the day after Christmas.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
Is this thread not about Meth? I read that wrong, but now I think about it. I think as meth salesman/saleswoman you have an answer that could fix some of ya'll's job issues.
Find any job. Then find a job you can tolerate. Then find a job that pays the bills. Then find a job you love.
My thing is, I was once told it's not good for career advancement to job-hop. Like, if I was applying for this really awesome job and they looked over my resume and saw that I had worked in 10 places in the past 15 years, it might set off some alarms?
Find any job. Then find a job you can tolerate. Then find a job that pays the bills. Then find a job you love.
My thing is, I was once told it's not good for career advancement to job-hop. Like, if I was applying for this really awesome job and they looked over my resume and saw that I had worked in 10 places in the past 15 years, it might set off some alarms?
When I first started here, I really, really wanted to start applying for other jobs after about four months, but I talked to the HR person at my last job, and she said that most HR people won't even look at your resume if you've been at your current job less than a year. She said that I should give it at least two years before I really think about applying for jobs. I think this translates into what you are saying. If you bounce around a lot, people are going to stop considering you.
That said, it's not been quite two years, and I've applied to a couple of jobs that I really wanted with the idea in mind that if I were to get a different job, I would have to stay there for at least five years before I considered moving on.