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Permanent LinkPosted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 1:10 pm 
so i dont even know where to start.. oh wait yes i do. deep breaths.. peach air in green air out...


so I'm faced with a fork in the road. on top of all the staffing issues at work (see the fuck thread) I'm torn with a issue myself at work.

whats this issue you ask??

so I stay with the company i work for or do i try to make the move to corporate when i move to st john's....

and while i know this doesn't seem like a big deal to most people... its a huge deal to me. I have a tremendous amout of loyalty to my store and to the owner but on the flip side it seems like if i switch sides then there's more oppertunity for me, as well as more benifits,

but if i leave not only do i feel like i'm abandoning my current store but i'm screwing over the store in st johns where i said i would take over. but on the flip side of that if i decide with enough notice then it would give that store lost of time to hire someone and train them before the current manager leaves...

i just dont know what to do. my mom doesn't understand my loyalty to my job but then again she hates hers and is semi retiring in september.

and i do.. i love my job and i'm goos at my job and i just think that if i can do the same job and make more money somewhere else then i should be able to go... without having the concious kick me in the butt

why must i feel guilty about everything..

hell i dont even know why i'm stressing out yet.. it's not like I've been offered a job with corporate.. its just an idea that popped into my head and i'm this stressed already... what am i gonna do if i actually make the change...

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Permanent LinkPosted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 5:03 pm 

Just slow down and breathe....write out a motivational grid...pros and cons of new job and pro and cons of not taking new job, if it is offered. Change is scary, but it can be very exciting and refreshing. You will make the best decision for you...Cheers

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Permanent LinkPosted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 12:06 pm 

You always have to look out for number one - your happiness comes first.
Being loyal is an absolute awesome trait and again, you have to be loyal to yourself first.
If you want opportunity, then consider the balance between the good and the bad of the new jump.
Sometimes and I repeat "sometimes", more money does not always mean that you will be happier and if you stay in the job that you have now, what are the chances of advancement? Where is that job taking you in life?

Have faith in yourself - yep take a deep breath and ask yourself - can I do this new job to the best of my ability?

And I agree 100% with tattoogirl, "change" is scary - it is also an adventure, it can be a wonderful learning experience that YOU will learn from and grow from.
Change, grow (evolve), learn, expand, develop and who knows? Maybe one day you'll start a chain of stores all your own with the experience and skills you've learned and earned.

Dare to make higher goals for yourself and be the best you can be! *this opportunity sounds exciting

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