What Are You Doing Right Now? (498 Viewers)

[swag]

My current crisis is that I'm bored with my job so I keep procrastinating and then I feel extremely anxious about work piling up and holding up projects. For some reason, after working at the same place for 18-24 months I just get fed up and want something new.

I'd take a pay cut and have my old cushy job at this point if I could though.

I have an interview on Monday so fingers crossed.

Good luck! Getting an interview is a good move. Yes, it can lead you more to mentally checking out of your current job, but maybe a little of that is what you need.

One time I had an interview completely convince me to stick with the job I was in and complaining about, and it improved my attitude about staying. So you never know.

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[GordoDeCentral]

So el mayo turns himself in? Really curious to know the backstory here

 

[Wings]

So el mayo turns himself in? Really curious to know the backstory here

Wasn't he duped by el chapo's son?

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Wasn't he duped by el chapo's son?

I find that very hard to believe. He's probably got a few months left to live and decided to give the big W to the dea/fbi in exchange for his family to live large and be safe.

 

[Enron]

I find that very hard to believe. He's probably got a few months left to live and decided to give the big W to the dea/fbi in exchange for his family to live large and be safe.

Everyne reporting that he was tricked but I guess they’d have to if it was a witness protection thing.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Everyne reporting that he was tricked but I guess they’d have to if it was a witness protection thing.

That story makes absolutely no sense imo some higher ups in mexico must be sweating bullets, i think the us will use this as leverage to get the mexicans in power to stop the flow of immos

 

[s4tch]

when i have át least 6-8 free hours, i'm working on the attic room for my son. progress is slow af but this is the last thing i'd worry about. insulation is basically done, and it turned out that i can install roof windows lol. it takes a few hours for a pro, it took my day from 9 to 19. still have to cut some roof tiles to size but the window itself is done, shading blind is installed too. opens and closes like a charm, it's 100% horizontal and vertical where it should be (checked it with a laser beam), i'm perfectly happy with how it turned out

if i survive ww3 i'm ready to work in construction

 

[.zero]

Imagine you're just chilling and then

I did a similar whale watching tour in Maine the very next day. No whales. No incidents.

 

[Mohad]

Imagine you're just chilling and then

Imagine you are excited to dive into the sea, and then...

 

[IliveForJuve]

Just had a job interview and crushed it. I have this feeling they will offer me the job. However, I'm not fully convinced about the company.

They prefaced the interview by saying that they don't have the appropriate software in place to manage contracts so the job will involve a large influx of emails and manual work rather than having a proper system in place. I didn't really like the guy that would be my line manager - I found him a bit anxious and going at 100 mph but of course I can't really know what he's like from just 30 minutes.

The salary is also only marginally better like £1.5k more per annum.

The one positive is see is that I would reduce my commute significantly (30 mins vs 1h 30 min I do twice a week) and transportation costs would also reduce by like £300 a month so that's quite a bit of saving right there. Anyway, I'm not sure it's worth changing jobs as it could be a chaotic mess and I'd end up being chained to this place for a while.

Admittedly, I'm bored of my current job and that's why I'm looking for something new but I'm anxious about messing up by going somewhere for similar money and potentially more workload. Strangely, as swag said, somehow I feel a bit more grateful for my job and team and I'm feeling more motivated now.

Wat do?

 

[Osman]

Keep looking for other jobs to interview for. It's nice to save time and money on commute, but if the actual work itself it's messy, heavy work load or a downgrade compared to your current one. Then you will just regret it eventually and look for something else.


Might aswell skip that part and look for something else now.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Saving an hour (or is it two, going both ways) on commute is a big deal though. But if you only go twice a week that's not so bad

 

[U Picciriddu]

Just had a job interview and crushed it. I have this feeling they will offer me the job. However, I'm not fully convinced about the company.

They prefaced the interview by saying that they don't have the appropriate software in place to manage contracts so the job will involve a large influx of emails and manual work rather than having a proper system in place. I didn't really like the guy that would be my line manager - I found him a bit anxious and going at 100 mph but of course I can't really know what he's like from just 30 minutes.

The salary is also only marginally better like £1.5k more per annum.

The one positive is see is that I would reduce my commute significantly (30 mins vs 1h 30 min I do twice a week) and transportation costs would also reduce by like £300 a month so that's quite a bit of saving right there. Anyway, I'm not sure it's worth changing jobs as it could be a chaotic mess and I'd end up being chained to this place for a while.

Admittedly, I'm bored of my current job and that's why I'm looking for something new but I'm anxious about messing up by going somewhere for similar money and potentially more workload. Strangely, as swag said, somehow I feel a bit more grateful for my job and team and I'm feeling more motivated now.

Wat do?

Go for it, change is always scary but youve been complaining for a while now

 

[s4tch]

... they don't have the appropriate software in place to manage contracts so the job will involve a large influx of emails and manual work rather than having a proper system in place...

nah man fuck it, that's a great job for a semi autistic introvert nerd. based on your posts you're not that type and most likely you'd hate it

 

[Dostoevsky]

Just had a job interview and crushed it. I have this feeling they will offer me the job. However, I'm not fully convinced about the company.

They prefaced the interview by saying that they don't have the appropriate software in place to manage contracts so the job will involve a large influx of emails and manual work rather than having a proper system in place. I didn't really like the guy that would be my line manager - I found him a bit anxious and going at 100 mph but of course I can't really know what he's like from just 30 minutes.

The salary is also only marginally better like £1.5k more per annum.

The one positive is see is that I would reduce my commute significantly (30 mins vs 1h 30 min I do twice a week) and transportation costs would also reduce by like £300 a month so that's quite a bit of saving right there. Anyway, I'm not sure it's worth changing jobs as it could be a chaotic mess and I'd end up being chained to this place for a while.

Admittedly, I'm bored of my current job and that's why I'm looking for something new but I'm anxious about messing up by going somewhere for similar money and potentially more workload. Strangely, as swag said, somehow I feel a bit more grateful for my job and team and I'm feeling more motivated now.

Wat do?

In Bolivia?

 

[Osman]

In Bolivia?

He is in London.

 

[U Picciriddu]

nah man fuck it, that's a great job for a semi autistic introvert nerd. based on your posts you're not that type and most likely you'd hate it

Extra work while he’s bored a lot plus saving travelling time plus extra money. Doesn’t sound too bad from the sideline tbh

 

[Dostoevsky]

He is in London.

Thought so but I wanted to check as that commute seemed crazy for Bolivia but who knows maybe transportation is fucked up everywhere.

 

[s4tch]

Extra work while he’s bored a lot plus saving travelling time plus extra money. Doesn’t sound too bad from the sideline tbh

have you ever worked with a lot of contracts without proper software support? i have. never again, it sucks

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

Yeah, the no "appropriate software in place" sounds like a huge red flag to me as well.