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Got a interview tomorrow
After 6 Years at my current place I've decided enough is enough and decided to move on.
Is it normal to feel nervous and scared of taking a risk moving on, initially I'll be earning less than I do now but I'm training in a more skilled section of my job (domestic > commercial)
Oh with the added bonus Of not working weekend so I can get my forest season ticket next year
Is it normal to feel nervous and scared of taking a risk moving on, initially I'll be earning less than I do now but I'm training in a more skilled section of my job (domestic > commercial)
Oh with the added bonus Of not working weekend so I can get my forest season ticket next year
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After 6 Years at my current place I've decided enough is enough and decided to move on.
Is it normal to feel nervous and scared of taking a risk moving on, initially I'll be earning less than I do now but I'm training in a more skilled section of my job (domestic > commercial)
Oh with the added bonus Of not working weekend so I can get my forest season ticket next year
Is it normal to feel nervous and scared of taking a risk moving on, initially I'll be earning less than I do now but I'm training in a more skilled section of my job (domestic > commercial)
Oh with the added bonus Of not working weekend so I can get my forest season ticket next year
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After 6 Years at my current place I've decided enough is enough and decided to move on.
Is it normal to feel nervous and scared of taking a risk moving on, initially I'll be earning less than I do now but I'm training in a more skilled section of my job (domestic > commercial)
Oh with the added bonus Of not working weekend so I can get my forest season ticket next year
Is it normal to feel nervous and scared of taking a risk moving on, initially I'll be earning less than I do now but I'm training in a more skilled section of my job (domestic > commercial)
Oh with the added bonus Of not working weekend so I can get my forest season ticket next year
I keep reminding myself why i moved and blocking out the need for the "comfort zone".
Good luck
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yea i have found in the past you still getr a bit nervous as you are making a move to get out of your comfort zone good luck and do your best hope it pays dividends
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Good luck!
You are bound to be asked if you have any questions so think of something, strongly recommend you do not ask about sick pay!
I am sure you know about the company, have a look at their website that is usually a good place to find a question.
Take a copy of your CV in case they do not have it to hand.
You are bound to be asked if you have any questions so think of something, strongly recommend you do not ask about sick pay!
I am sure you know about the company, have a look at their website that is usually a good place to find a question.
Take a copy of your CV in case they do not have it to hand.
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I got the job I'm that good I got offered it there and then
So happy ,now Ive got to go tell my place.
I start a week on monday but they want me to have a induction this Monday that will be fun telling my place that
So happy ,now Ive got to go tell my place.
I start a week on monday but they want me to have a induction this Monday that will be fun telling my place that
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