should i quit my job after 3 years and switch over for a more rewarding one?
596835
First thing to do is to see if Army can sponsor your MBA. If they can, well and good and if they can't then find out what are the benefits of getting an ex-serviceman status. Do you get priority in admisnistrative jobs in the govt etc.\n\nSecuring an MBA is easy but getting one from a good institute is the key. So I would suggest that you stick with your job and see if you can apply for an evening program from a good reputed school. If not then go for the good schools and keep your job till you get in. A bird in hand is worth two in the bush.
19791
it depends on the nature of your job. u weren't really specific as to what industry you're in.  but if the office needs you, then go to work. and if you really think that the work you're in right now is stiffling your freedom, think it over a million times before you decide to quit. sure there are places with greener pastures, be sure u'll end up in one of those places if ever u decide to move on.
849131
First of all are you really ready for a change? And is money the only factor you look for in an employment opportunity.\n\nAlso, think about this: Would you truly be satisfied if you made more money?\n\nYou should really think long and hard about what you want to accomplish on a new job before you leave your present one.\n\nWhen you figure out the answers to these questions you are ready to make a change......
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
527841
No more than every 3-5 years in you are staying the same position for those 3-5 years.  Whenever you start feeling stagnant and there are no promotion opportunities for you to pursue then you should start looking for positions elsewhere that would be the equivalent of a position at your current company (that's if you like your field and your job).
681187
If you do not want to stay at your current employer for the rest of your life...what are you waiting for? If you are raising a child, you'll need the extra money(believe me!). Nothing in life is a sure thing...let's face it, we would be bored if it was. Take a chance. Life is for the living. What you really have to ask yourself is do you want to live life or simply exist! Good luck with your decision and your family.
1109245
If you find a job that pays u more and its worth leaving this one I would suggest yeah move on.Where I work is also the samething but I don't even worry I do my job take care of what I have to do and that's it.I just think about bringing the money home not the bullshit other people talk about cause they ain't got anything else to do.Good Luck!!
1025729
Keep doing the good thing. Consider a reward as an unexpected bonus.   \n\nRespect is earned at every turn, but dis-respect is forever. \n\nWhile loyalty sounds like a good thing, if you become unhappy, look for work elsewhere.  But don't make any desperate moves, as the grass is not always greener on the other side.
627614
I think counter offer is a bad deal for you.  One, you look elsewhere because you want a better job or more pay.  If you do found a better job, then you should go for it.  The satisfaction of a good job almost always out weight money.  But if you are doing it for more money, you should still leave.  I mean, if your current company doesn't appreciate you until you threaten to leave.  What about the next time?  Is this the only way you can ever get a raise?  You may be better off at a different company.
186025
You've done it for three years, you've only got one more year to go.  Suck it up and worry about something else.  If you like their company and everything else is great, then you are doing well.  Don't sweat a few phone calls.
815980
Somehow, people with a sense of loyalty have trouble changing jobs.  I am looking to quit a horrible job, but I am having pangs of guilt.  These people would fire me at the drop of a hat even though I have worked very hard for a few years,\n\nThink of what is best for you.  Nobody is irreplaceable and they will easily find someone else for your current position if you decide to move on.  You are not the first, nor will you be the last person to do what you are contemplating.  If it is better for you to make the move, don't lose the opportunity,  But be sure to secure the job before you let your current boss know what you are planning to do.
538571
You sound as if you are young and just starting out so please take the new job. Your current job can now be a good refernce since they were willing to increase your hours to keep you there. Also, if you feel you are leaving the current job in a bind and your new job is parttime maybe you could still help out until they find someone more permanent. This way you never "burn your bridge" at the current job. Good luck and remember, your new job has benefits and opportunity for growth.
1020987
I would say if you plan to go to another organization, it may be worth it to add the education.   If your pay was slashed based on NOT have the education, I would opt to go for it.  If having the education is not going to give you a promotion or increase in salary, explore your desire to stay in your current field.  I know, 25 years . . . but think about what it is you really want to do when you go to work everyday.
345467
First thing to do is to identify why are you leaving.  Is the reason valid enough for you to move on?  If so, then leave.  Now, if you don't mind staying with the job, then stay.  But call your shots.  You have leverage now.  The same situation happened to a relative of mine.  I asked her if she really didn't like the job or was moving on to a better opportunity.  She was okay with the job and really didn't have any other prospects.  So, I suggested that she draw up her own terms for staying.  The employer agreed to her terms.  She was a little surprised but she was happy with the results.
1005740
That's a tough call.  It's easy not to leave a job when you feel safe....\n\nAt your current job there's a chance things may change, people may leave, opportunities may arise...seems like workplaces are ever evolving...\n\nHowever, that's a maybe, and how much more time do you want to spend being less than satisfied?  \n\nDoes this new place offer health insurance?\n\nIf you go for it, you may really love it!!!  Or, not...  However, there are more jobs out there if things don't work out at the new place.  If you leave on good terms, your old place may even take you back.\n\nI think they recommend to have about 6 mos of savings for living expenses in the bank while your changing careers....just in case.\n\nLife is so short.  Work sucks most of the time!!!  At least it would be something new, right?  \n\nIt comes down to how risk adverse you are, I suppose.  Is the uncertainty going to cause you a great deal of stress?  If so, you may be happier staying put.\n\n\nGood Luck to you!!!
250151
First if you want to quit your job have one already waiting on you to start. If you feel that you just don't want to drag yourself into that same old job anymore then start looking for a new one. Once you have your starting date set up give notice to your old one. Be happy.
453593
I don't know what you like to do. But I can suggest that you take a small risk by leaving one of your jobs to free quality time and find a job that pays better AND you get to enjoy what you do. it's about how much effort and quality time you're willing to put into finding a 'good job'. I've been a high-tech industry manager at different levels for the past 13 years so take it from  me.. I will hire people who I believe invested time and efforts to prepare for the interview.. A final advice, there is no such thing as a great company,  it's what you want your job or career to be and taking some risks in your life. Hope this helps