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- Dr.Leeds
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I'm in no position to offer advice or insight CSA but I hope whatever decision you make works out for you.
Good luck.
Good luck.
- Gino 1959
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TBF mate no call for Santas after Chrimbo :mrgreen:gessa wrote:Crap news mate, been made redundant twice and its an awful feeling,especially the one where they told us on Boxing Day
CSA you gotta do what is right for you and your family. It's happened to me several times as the pharmaceutical industry got a lot more competitive/the NHS came under more pressure. Last time I knew that I would be fooked at age 50 in terms of getting another job.
However, sales people tend not to be lacking in self-confidence so I took the money (after a year of legal wrangling), went out on my own and - like '64 - found a better way of life. Looking back - probably the best thing that happened in this respect. Looking ahead - scared the bejaysus out of me.
Only time will tell if your decision is the right one. I hope and pray it all works out for you, mate.
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Decided to take the offer of a job in the offices, less wages (but not so bad, I can live with it) also job is on days (no more Shifts and booking holidays for midweek matches that fall on my late shift) seemed the best option all round, thanks for all the comments, advice, and messages of support, true gents the lot of you
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Good luck mate, hope everything works out for you
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Seconded.Guildford White wrote:Good luck mate, hope everything works out for you
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Well done CSA. Difficult decision, but I'm glad you are taking the positives from it. VERY best of luck mate!
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Making big/hard decisions takes b@lls, mate, so fair play for you. I'm sure it came after much agonising and I really hope that it works out for you and all concerned
Beware the fury of a patient man - John Dryden.
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Feels like you are comfortable with your decision which is great. Good luck.
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While here, I'd say that I'd have taken that option also. Certainly if I had a mortgage and such.
Although the way I work in real life doesn't really back that up..
Although the way I work in real life doesn't really back that up..
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Great that you have made a decision you are comfortable with
To the future
To the future
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You should of become a drug dealer or a people smuggler.
Those guys make huge amounts of cash.
Jus kidding, im heading back in to work soon i think, the housing situation is shite, was at georges crypt last night and walked off, 6 people in a room on camper beds.
Bought my plastering tools and this wednesday will have set up my practice room.
Those guys make huge amounts of cash.
Jus kidding, im heading back in to work soon i think, the housing situation is shite, was at georges crypt last night and walked off, 6 people in a room on camper beds.
Bought my plastering tools and this wednesday will have set up my practice room.
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Hope it all works out well for you and your family, good to see you will have more pleasant hours
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Congrats CSA, hope there are brighter days ahead for you and the family.
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Once again thanks for all the support n advice, been the weirdest four weeks of my life.
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CSA wrote:Once again thanks for all the support n advice, been the weirdest four weeks of my life.
correct decision I think...good luck
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Good luck CSACSA wrote:Decided to take the offer of a job in the offices, less wages (but not so bad, I can live with it) also job is on days (no more Shifts and booking holidays for midweek matches that fall on my late shift) seemed the best option all round, thanks for all the comments, advice, and messages of support, true gents the lot of you