In need of new job?
ive worked in a job that i love for over a year now.i sell armani.but im wanting a better paid job.am i right to want to leave a job i love just for more money?
Answers:
No, $ isn't everyhting. You may leave and end up hating your new job. Then you will have more $ but forever regret your decision.
No you just want to expand your horizons which is 100% normal.
I just quit my job that I LOVED for a job w/no money..staying at home w/my kids.
Before quitting make sure you have found a good one because believe it's very hard to get a proper job
The only reason to leave a job you love over money is if the job you love doesn't allow you to pay your bills. Unless you're falling behind on bills, you should keep the job you love cuz you'll regret it later if you end up hating your new job.
Do some research to find out if you want a job just for money or you passionately love.
You could also research positions that ties in your love for Armani or similar, or you can go to career websites to look up more information such as careerbuilder.com, ajb.org, or livecareer.com to take assesment tests.
Good luck with your search!
Keeping working that job until you found something better. Post your resume on careerbuilder, monster, sites like that. Try employment/temporary agents. Good Luck!
There are a lot of people out here that are in jobs they absolutely despise, but the money is good, so they keep on doing it, purely out of necessity.
Only you know what you can financially do in your situation. If there is a way you can cut back on your expenses and keep the job you love, do it.
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Answers:
No, $ isn't everyhting. You may leave and end up hating your new job. Then you will have more $ but forever regret your decision.
No you just want to expand your horizons which is 100% normal.
I just quit my job that I LOVED for a job w/no money..staying at home w/my kids.
Before quitting make sure you have found a good one because believe it's very hard to get a proper job
The only reason to leave a job you love over money is if the job you love doesn't allow you to pay your bills. Unless you're falling behind on bills, you should keep the job you love cuz you'll regret it later if you end up hating your new job.
Do some research to find out if you want a job just for money or you passionately love.
You could also research positions that ties in your love for Armani or similar, or you can go to career websites to look up more information such as careerbuilder.com, ajb.org, or livecareer.com to take assesment tests.
Good luck with your search!
Keeping working that job until you found something better. Post your resume on careerbuilder, monster, sites like that. Try employment/temporary agents. Good Luck!
There are a lot of people out here that are in jobs they absolutely despise, but the money is good, so they keep on doing it, purely out of necessity.
Only you know what you can financially do in your situation. If there is a way you can cut back on your expenses and keep the job you love, do it.
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