Fed up...need advice!

[SmootSmack]

Don't you just start a new job (twice). You going to leave that job to up and move to Denver or are you going to get transfered?

My advice is don't rely on moving companies. Rent a U-Haul. Grab a couple of friends and move yourself

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Don't you just start a new job (twice). You going to leave that job to up and move to Denver or are you going to get transfered?

Yes, and I realize that there aren't many jobs here I can really sink my teeth into. What's the point of working a deadend job the rest of your life. I need something with a future. I've tried the "let's make the best of the situation" thing, but it has gotten me nowhere. While I am on my 3rd job in about 3 months, I had 3 jobs in maybe 8 years. I'm just tired of not being where I want to be, and I need to do something about it instead of whine about how much I hate it.

My advice is don't rely on moving companies. Rent a U-Haul. Grab a couple of friends and move yourself

I am doing that without a doubt.
Although the advice I need is how to make the smooth transition and how to manage to find a job when I live 9 hours away and most companies shy away from a long distance transplant.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by jsarno

I am doing that without a doubt.
Although the advice I need is how to make the smooth transition and how to manage to find a job when I live 9 hours away and most companies shy away from a long distance transplant.

Do you have any job leads? You seem to have pretty good qualifications. I did a long distance transplant when I joined my latest job

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Do you have any job leads? You seem to have pretty good qualifications. I did a long distance transplant when I joined my latest job

No leads.
I have a masters in finance, and my wife has a BA in Human Resources and has been an HR Director for 10 years. (with the same company)

How did you get that long distance job?

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by jsarno

No leads.
I have a masters in finance, and my wife has a BA in Human Resources and has been an HR Director for 10 years. (with the same company)

How did you get that long distance job?

Applied online. Got a call, went through 10 interviews

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Applied online. Got a call, went through 10 interviews

How many in person interviews did you do?

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by jsarno

How many in person interviews did you do?

Well it was one fully day with I think 5-6 different people