Sentences with phrase «about leaving your job»

You aren't the first one to feel anxious about leaving your job behind, and you certainly won't be the last.

Who hasn't fantasized about leaving their job to pursue a passion or side business?

Anyone who has ever daydreamed about leaving their job, hometown, and everything familiar, to move to paradise, will enjoy reading our adventures as we renovated Caribbean Beach Cabanas through 2014!

That's helpful when you're answering interview questions about leaving your job.

Although many executives may get nervous about leaving their job to take another opportunity, it's important to keep growing and developing in your career.

If you have made up your mind about leaving your job, begin preparing to give notice to your current employer.

Not exact matches

IRWINDALE, Calif. — A judge has ordered a plant that produces the popular Sriracha chili sauce to stop emitting annoying odours in a ruling that left some nearby residents worried about a possible loss of jobs at the factory.

Two percent of U.S. job - holders, or about 2.8 million workers, left their jobs under their own volition in September, the Labor Department said.

After leaving his job as a biotech CEO in 2008, Dave Summa, a Procter & Gamble and McKinsey alum, was at a loss about what to do next.

It's almost as if we have some sort of control over our lives when we hear about someone who got tired of the grind and left it all to find success in the job of their dreams.

He talked with us about managing fear, handling out - of - this - world pressure and finding something else to do when you've left your dream job.

As an employee, it could be a decision about whether to ask for a raise, take on a new project, or even leave for a different job.

Automation is the all - purpose bogeyman of today's workforce: millions of jobs could be taken over by machines in the next few years, experts say, and the big question is what to do about all the humans left behind.

When speaking about starting Amazon, Bezos explained that he did not know he was ready to leave his job as a software developer on Wall Street when he came up with concept of an online bookstore.

A linchpin mindset is all about leaving behind the industrial way of doing things, like saying, «this isn't my job.»

A new Gallup study released Thursday sheds new light on worker - manager relationships, finding that about 50 % of the 7,200 adults surveyed left a job «to get away from their manager.»

Why: Millennials are leaving their employers twice as fast as those from older generations, making average tenure in a job about three years.

But, you know, I see many, many young women now — and that's part of what excites me about the startup world — who have left great jobs and said, «I think I can build something.»

Instead of focusing on why someone is leaving (SPOILER ALERT: It's because he or she is a job - hopper), ask what this person noticed about the organization.

«In the back of your mind you're thinking about why you're leaving your current job, and you don't go beyond that for a while.»

About a quarter (23 %) of those asked said they would consider leaving their job if their work spouse left.

Trump is happy to have the state intervene in the most minute of economic affairs, saving a few hundred jobs from leaving Indiana, or complaining about the cost of two Boeing planes.

Fed forecasts in March pointed to two rate rises in 2016, but a sharp slowdown in U.S. job gains in May and the prospect that Britain could vote next week to leave the EU have added to doubts about the economic outlook.

As concerns about jobs leaving the country intensify, Delaware companies in advanced industries are bringing jobs back from abroad.

Twenty - nine percent of workers cite lack of career opportunity as the key factor that makes them think about leaving, and it's certainly true that any perception of a «revolving door» can contribute to instability and make people think about finding a new job.

We all get a case of the Mondays from time to time, but if even thinking about your job fills you with dread, it's probably time to leave.

One interesting finding was that 54 % of women fantasize about quitting their jobs at least once a month, while 16 % fantasize about leaving every day.

When I left a secure corporate job, I was immersed in writing about visionaries like Jobs, Bill Gates, and others who started companies in their garages or dorm rooms, dropped out of college, and became billionaires.

The current press secretary dodged a question on Tuesday about whether he would leave his job for another White House role soon.

Ironically, I didn't write much about investing until after I left my job in 2012 because I didn't want to risk blowing myself up at work if there was some sort of conflict of interest.

The Fed appeared to be nearing another hike in June, but held off because of a weak U.S. jobs report and worries about the possible impact on financial markets of the then - pending British vote on whether to leave the European Union.

Of those who didn't leave, 28 % haven't considered it; 14 % mulled the idea over, but decided to stay; and 17 % have thought about it and are currently looking for a new job because of a lack of flexibility.

John Page, also of Brookings, reckons that such jobs are on average only about twice as productive as the ones that many left behind.

For Angelina Darrisaw, who left her corporate strategy job to start a professional development platform focused on diverse recruitment, it was about realizing she no longer wanted to live what felt like a double life.

Think about it — using the analogy of an open house — why leave your trash on the front lawn, not fix the fence, and neglect a new paint job?

After Mr. Cruz left Douglas High School, he took a job at a Dollar Tree store about a mile and a half from the school.

I was unsure about leaving the safety of my previous job (complete with benefits and a 401k), but he felt that together we would be a great team and could achieve dreams bigger than we could individually working for large organizations.

We've all heard about recent graduates so buried in student loans they don't feel like they can have children, buy homes, or leave a good - paying job for the job they really want.

«Good entrepreneurs are so passionate about the reason why they do what they do, which fuels their actions and allows them to be among the most persistent and brightest people out there,» says Tanya Privé, who at 26 left her job at Fox News to launch the New York - based crowdfunding startup.

As a result, too many British Columbians are living paycheque to paycheque — worried about their jobs, worried about whether they can afford to retire and believing their kids are in B.C's first generation to be left worse off economically than their parents.

I recently left my job as a technical consulting manager and joined my best friends and my fiancé, Kyle, at Keen.io (I wrote about that here).

On average, those who delayed retirement are waiting about one and a half years longer than they originally planned to leave their jobs, said Brooke Helppie McFall, an economist with Michigan's Institute for Social Research.

These days, fewer and fewer jobs offer any sort of retirement plan — leaving more people feeling insecure and worrying about their futures.

Again the trouble may lie in factors harder to cope with — domestic disharmony, friction in one's work, a job one loathes but fears to leave, worry about the future, lack of success in some pivotal enterprise, separation by distance, by marriage, or by death from one who is deeply loved.

To make matters worse, the average congregation is more worried about overpaying the staff than underpaying them which leads to the church being crippled spiritually by pastoral changes as the pastor moves to a better deal or leaves the ministry or works multiple jobs just to support his family.

You allow them to simply talk about the passages of life: divorce, children leaving home, alternative marriages, and the simple joy of finding a job.

The fact that biblical scholars, many of whom have made it their full - time job to study the origins of the many books of the Bible, can't agree on it's authenticity should at least leave you with some doubt about it's authenticity.

The story opened in a swank Protestant church where at the conclusion of the service a poor, unemployed, shabby young man got up and told his story of unemployment to the startled parishioners and ended by saying: «You can't all go out hunting up jobs for people like me, but what I am puzzled about when I see so many Christians living in luxury and singing, «Jesus, I my cross have taken, all to leave, and follow Thee,» is what is meant by following Jesus?

But I am hopeful, because the experience of leaving that job opened my eyes and mind to a whole new way of viewing people, thinking about theology, reading Scripture, interacting with others, and ultimately, living life.

Well I think when Jesus said love your enemies, he was not talking about a teaching that he himself would have needed to practice, cause like the buddhist (or whoever) say, the boat (teaching) is used to cross the water, but once it has done it's job you leave it at the shore, you do nt drag it with you else it will just weigh you down.