When do you know if it's time to change jobs or move to a new area?
142098
When you are not content anymore with the present situation, when you are asking if what you do is really the right thing for you.When you want to have a different life and new experiences you won't have in the place where you are now.
679449
No. The standard is usually 60 miles, if they move your position more than 60 miles from its current location (not where you live where THEY do business from) then they have to offer you relocation assistance. It depends on the company though, I wouldnt bother asking in your case because its rediculous to move from one side of town to another.\nGood luck
155997
You'll probably need to change your entire surroundings.  The big three, you know?  Work, Girlfriend/Boyfriend, and Living Situation.  That way you can focus on adopting a new situation.
382915
Yes time to either make a move or move on.\n\nRival
88968
Well, it seems that we have a question that Mr. Knowlegable doesn't know.  You should start as soon as possible and just let them know that you are available in May not right now.  Plenty of employers will keep that in mind when they are trying to fill the positions they have.
618557
as soon as possible....i would start posting your resume now and see where you get with it...just let the employers know that your planning on moving in january and thats when you would like to start the job
329713
Why not just get another job?
542498
quit your job move someplace new travel round the world meet new people see new things eat new food take up a new sport... come on now the world is huge and so full of possibility its not difficult really.
761789
Before you go moving to Massachusetts or Florida, check out the costs of living there. Consider a visit before you plop money down on an apartment lease and find yourself unhappy ... or more unhappy. Do you have a degree? Check with your school's placement office for job leads. Don't even consider moving out of state right now if you will be eligible for unemployment compensation if and when your job ends. Take the money and get a life plan rolling. Might I suggest a counselor? If you have benefits with your present employer, you may be able to get a counselor under your health insurance plan. Don't wait!!! It may be a $20 co-pay but go for it. It will be worth the money to discuss the many changes you have in mind. Job loss is stressful but then when you add financial stress and wanting to relocate and everything else, you should find someone to talk to. Once you face the fears you will be better able to overcome them. YOU are the most important person in the mix. Things always have a way of working out but you get out of life what you put into it so give it your ALL.
619662
It depends on u and ur requirement..\nBut as a personal opionon i think getting settled to a new inviornment every year is tuff due to which i believe that i think we/u shold continue with the old job and get a powerfull place at that company \nYa but if there is big  difference in the wages then thats a different matter
761872
Give it at least 6 months to a year.  Make some new friends and find another job.  Don't give up just yet.  Make an honest effort though, don't just "wait it out."  If after all that you still are unhappy and want to move back, then talk it over with your husband.  Even though larger places have more to do, smaller towns have advantages too.  You aren't as invisible, your family can always help with the child(ren), crime rates are usually lower, cost of living is usually less, to mention a few.  You already know the advantages of a larger city since you lived there.  Hope this helps!
771747
Go for the new job.  When they ask why you are leaving, (they always ask) just tell them that as a new graduate, you wanted to get some experience while you were looking for the "perfect job" and that you believe their job will be better because...  don't mention how you feel about the current boss.
923447
You should start looking now and just continue to look until you move and when you get there.  The job market changes constantly.  Feel free to send in your resume too but mention in your cover letter that you won't be there for another six months.  I believe it would make you look motivated/
120105
moving to another state is almost ALWAYS the right decision. it will demand that you grow a little. and that's never bad! :)\n\nto reassure yourself... ask yourself before you go to sleep: should i go ahead with this move? or, am i making the right decision?\n\nask it outloud, and really focus on the question.\n\nthen go to sleep... when you wake up, don't get distracted with the alarm or the cellphone. let your mind drift until you remember your dreams. hopefully, your dreams will answer your question clearly and you can continue or change plans.\n\ntry it a few nights in a row if you're not convinced!\n\nour subconscious minds are powerful. deep down we know answers to many troubling questions. it's just a matter of tapping into the subconscious!
954834
It is better to stay with the current job and look for a new one because there is no guarantee that you will get a job which is better than the old one once you leave your old job. Moreover who knows, the new boss may be more dumber.
351167
when its time to leave
584784
Very simple:  If you are unhappy in your current employment situation, and you see a better opportunity elsewhere, investigate it by all means... but make sure everything promised to you is in writing.  Also, don't quit your current job until you research everything about this new company.  I'd hate to see you burn a bridge without knowing all the facts.  Good luck.