New job
Cerebro
Member Posts: 108
Moving up from first line into more of a second line position. Its a heavy pay cut, one that I can't really afford. But hopefully the experience will pay off in the long run. I have been working really hard, there is still a long way to go. I will knock out some more certifications this year.
2014 goals: ICND2[]
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puertorico1985
Member Posts: 205
Congratulations, and as I tell everyone else: Keep studying. I hope you the best in your new position, and keep us posted every few months. -
Cerebro
Member Posts: 108
Thank you. It was a hard decision to make because of the substantial drop in salary.
Where I was, was cushy in a way...but the real work went to the people above me who didn't have the time to explain the process. Alot of things that were set up were proprietary, comparatively I didn't learn much there. I put in alot of hours outside of work trying to get my head around the way things should and should not work!
The people in the new job are skilled in their specialised field and more approachable with sharing their knowledge. I am trying to look for weekend IT jobs, but no luck so far...so looking for anything, even retail to make up for the reduced income. Its a tough road ahead, but I only have a limited time to turn a dream into a reality.2014 goals: ICND2[] -
NotHackingYou
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Congrats on the move. Try www.workmarket.com for extra side work.When you go the extra mile, there's no traffic.
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Cerebro
Member Posts: 108
^That looks like an excellent service. If anyone knows of anything like this for the UK please let me know. And I like your signature, its very true.2014 goals: ICND2[]
