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white E said:I have this friend and he just up and quit...he had this boss named Lumbergh or something like that. Rumor has it that he nailed his girl, but it was a mix-up. Hopefully the girl from logistics reads this and I'll be showing her my O face!
-W-
Quit dude...screw the job.
casper1nine said:I think that I might quit my job tomorrow, or at least turn in my two weeks notice. My current job sucks, the airplanes are for sale, and for most of the past year, I have been re-assigned to work full time, read 6-7 days a week, in another area of the company, while still being expected to fly on-call as needed. I kept trying to quit over the past year, but the boss would just keep giving me raises. Anyway, I am tired of the schedule, want to fly more (in an enviroment where professionalism is appreciated), and am looking for a change in general.
So, here is my question: Have any of you good folks ever just quit a job you didn't like, without having your next move lined up? How did it work out for you, do you regret it, are you better for it? As much as I dislike my current situation, the uncertainty of change is somewhat unnerving, in fact, the thought of not having a job bothers me on a fundamental level. Despite that, I think that it IS time for me to move on. A friend of mine once told me, "you can't steal second base with both feet on first."
Anyway, I welcome your thoughts and comments.
-Casper1nine
PS: Any fresh info on job openings in Georgia or in the Atlanta area would be appreciated as I ramp up for the job search process. Thanks.
casper1nine said:thanks everyone and av8tor for the good advice.
without going into detail, unemployment would boost my ego and esteem over keeping this job. however, i have decided to hang in for a little while longer while i go into search mode. time off is going to be a biznitch to find, because i don't get any days off, ever. i will just have to fake sick or make up a dental appointment or something.
with that said, there has been a twist with my current job that looks like it is going to take flying out of the equation.
insurance is due for renewal and i have to go to recurrent.
since the airplanes are for sale, the boss has decided that he is not going to pay for recurrent this time and that we will just park the planes. yeah right. the planes have been for sale for over a year and that hasn't stopped him from wanting to use them so far!
i've done a lot of bull$hit for this company, but no recurrent = no insurance, and no insurance = me not even walking into the hangar, let alone flying any airplanes!
we'll see what happens.
thanks to everybody for the good advice.
best regards,
casper1nine