I mean hopping from one job to another.
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they can survive, but will probably be working til the day they die and have no retirement plan...better off finding a career.
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Are you referring to upward or downward mobility?
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Dear Friend,\n\nTry working for a company in your country with international offices.  Once your prove yourself to the brass, seek a transfer.  That may be the easiest way to transition from one country to another.\n\nYour Friend,\nFrancesois
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I can relate to jumping from job to job.  I realized it's because I hadn't figured out what I really wanted to do.  Circumstance led me to my career, so I would change companies thinking the problem was with the situation at the company.  Sure enough, after awhile, I would feel dissatisfied again.  It is amazing that you recognize this now.  \n\nThere are a few ways to make a transition.  Becaue oil companies are large, you could look at different jobs within the company.  You could also assess the types of skills you use for your job (i.e., scheduling, coordinating, logistics, communicating) and look at what other types of jobs use these skills.  As you've identified, you can continue upgrading your education.\n\nWhat I would highly recommend is first figuring out what you want to do.  What do you LOVE to do?  What gets you excited?  Then think about what types of careers may allow you to do this.  If you need help with this, post another question ;).\n\nThen, you will need to assess how to transition to what you are passionate about.  Can you first make an industry change?  Is it education/training you need?  Can you do a job change?  It might not be instantaneous, but view each step as getting you closer to where you want to be.  \n\nIn the meantime, appreciate that you are good at what you do and that you have a good company.  This is the ideal situation to be in while you assess what you want to do for a career.
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I am working in sales deptt. and I like it as it involves making lot of friends, travelling to different places.
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nope.  Your choice to move, you get to foot the bill.
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Go for fun. You should do what you like doing the best, then you will have more passion for your job.
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Try taking a part-time or weekend college course in something else of your choice. When you qualify in that then start applying for jobs. When you are offered one then take it and quit your current job?
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I'm leaning towards you getting a job.
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Yes, you have to stop.  Some actually would already categorize you as a job hopper.  Stay put for now, build some history with your current job.
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You get an entry level job and get experience..
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Get another job for her. A temp. one.
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get a life, then move on.
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just start looking for another job and find one
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If you are willing to start at a lower level you may have to "dumb down" your resume, meaning lower your experience and responsibilities. When I switched jobs I had to do that so they would stop telling me I was overqualified for everything.
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Get a job?  You can have one of my jobs.  I have three.
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I would think that if you can't go to one job, you can't go to the other job.  That would be the right thing.  If you are much better, then maybe it would be okay.  Just don't call in sick on the main job tomarrow.  You will raise suspension and your boss on the main job may not like it.  What does your conscience say?