As we all know in this tight job market, we are happy when we have a gainful employer. But sometimes you are ready to leave just to keep your peace of mind. Not all money is "good" money.
Below are the main reasons people are ready to get out of "Dodge."
Money
Other employees may pay you more for the same work you are doing now.
Knowledge
One way to increase your income is by learning what other employers will pay you for your experience. It is always frustrating when you know more than the boss.
Administration
The supervisor you love working with may be actively pursuing a job with another employer. This will eventually leave you stuck with his bumbling and idiotic replacement.
Location
Your employer may be leaving his/her present "digs" for better office space in the suburbs. Your employer's new location could possibly add unwanted hours to your daily commute.
The Economy
You may never know when unforeseen financial events could cause your company to make dramatic cuts in assets such as personnel.
Co-Workers
If you have trouble tolerating your complaining, whining, lazy, or backstabbing fellow employees, you may reach the breaking point sooner than later.
Personal Life
It is time to stop working those 40- to 60-hour work weeks, especially if you are planning on getting married or having a child.
Your Health
Whether it is a doctor's orders or a personal decision to cut out the source of your stress or heartburn on the ride home, a new job can improve your well being.
Insurance
Most companies continue to raise insurance contributions. At some point, you may need to work elsewhere in order to get better coverage.
Retirement
Even young employees should pay attention to how their employers are preparing them for retirement. If the "ghetto" plan doesn't benefit you, it may be time to pack up the cubicle and find a real job.
Hope your new job fits you well!
Until the next, lesson Stay Down!
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
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