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Leaving A "Comfort Zone" Job

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Congrats Gametime, lots going on for you...

It's been a crazy summer, that's for sure...

Congrats, man. I see big things for you.

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Congrats, man. I see big things for you. Of course, you don't think I'm much of a seer. :p

You just can't let things go can you? :lol:

You just can't let things go can you? :lol:

:confused: :D

Congrats and it will pay off in the Big Picture. I left my "comfort zone" over 3 years ago and now have advanced twice in management since. It has payed off huge for me.

It will for you too. :thumb:

I guess I'm just a bit surprised at how much I'm missing the job I never wanted. Sorry for rambling. Carry on... :lol:

Don't look back. Remember what you taught me about "karma".

 

You're going on to greater things. That's as it should be; and everyone -- including your former co-workers -- should be happy for you.

Never focus on the job you had. Always on the one you have. Good Luck and congrats.

Yeah, what Scribe said.

 

At 22, I'm a manager at a Dairy Queen... I hope that's part of something bigger... that has nothing to do with Dairy Queen. But I already know I'll be sad when I leave, because the job is cake to me by now, and my coworkers are generally good people.

 

But you inspire me with this! Move along, get a move on, vamanos, etc!

Congrats, I'm in the process of changing careers also.

Gametime, you are going to be very successful in your next job (whatever it is) because of your incredible enthusiasm, that even I can notice through just your BGP time. Here's to hoping you can keep that enthusiasm for the rest of your career.

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