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I never said that... Bout to head down to forest lakes in the abomination, to go and see the oldies

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car is booked for zorst!

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You still have to come. You just aren't welcome in my house. Stand outside with a CB radio

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andy, if the difference in sallary is of a relative size compared to the extra amount u will be putting in, then i'd say yeah go for it...but weren't u and anna looking to move down to NSW in a year or so? that could influence ur decision also as it wouldnt seem logical to start a new, more demanding job to pack up and leave 12 months down the track

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you know you do not need to use that stuff everytime you wash your car hey??

its only for cleaning off different products..ie preparing your paint for meguiars to be used...like a base coat

Do you stay with a very cruisy, good but not great paid job that is not very challenging...or do you take a well paid job, that will likely work you like a dog and challange you

Personally I would prefer working like a dog and getting challenged...I have only ever been really challenged once whilst working and that was because I was performing in 2 full time roles in my office...yes thats right people, 2 full time jobs...I was working anything between 60-70hrs per week, plus doing uni...

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andy, if the difference in sallary is of a relative size compared to the extra amount u will be putting in, then i'd say yeah go for it...but weren't u and anna looking to move down to NSW in a year or so? that could influence ur decision also as it wouldnt seem logical to start a new, more demanding job to pack up and leave 12 months down the track

but where is the job loyalty? no one wants to be loyal to their employer anymore coz employers are not loyal to the worker.

The thing is Andy, will this boost your career opportunities and enable you to find an even better job should you and Anna decide to move to Sydney in a year or so....or is the job already in Sydney??

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andy, if the difference in sallary is of a relative size compared to the extra amount u will be putting in, then i'd say yeah go for it...but weren't u and anna looking to move down to NSW in a year or so? that could influence ur decision also as it wouldnt seem logical to start a new, more demanding job to pack up and leave 12 months down the track

Yeah I get that...but the whole Sydney thing is up in the air cause Anna is possibly starting uni, If she likes it we will be here for 3 years at least.

you know you do not need to use that stuff everytime you wash your car hey??

its only for cleaning off different products..ie preparing your paint for meguiars to be used...like a base coat

Personally I would prefer working like a dog and getting challenged...I have only ever been really challenged once whilst working and that was because I was performing in 2 full time roles in my office...yes thats right people, 2 full time jobs...I was working anything between 60-70hrs per week, plus doing uni...

Yeah I think you are right!

Plus with this job there is a chance of working on the Gold Coast! I could handle that

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you know you do not need to use that stuff everytime you wash your car hey??

its only for cleaning off different products..ie preparing your paint for meguiars to be used...like a base coat

Personally I would prefer working like a dog and getting challenged...I have only ever been really challenged once whilst working and that was because I was performing in 2 full time roles in my office...yes thats right people, 2 full time jobs...I was working anything between 60-70hrs per week, plus doing uni...

yep i know its jut to be used as a base, but all the times i've used it has been on 'fresh' cars

i dont know how people like urself can do that, i mean a 40hr week is bad enough and u woulda had heaps of responsabilities!

but where is the job loyalty? no one wants to be loyal to their employer anymore coz employers are not loyal to the worker.

from my experience (albeit of only a few years) it seems that most job decisions are money driven

Yeah I get that...but the whole Sydney thing is up in the air cause Anna is possibly starting uni, If she likes it we will be here for 3 years at least.

Yeah I think you are right!

Plus with this job there is a chance of working on the Gold Coast! I could handle that

ahhh k, thought it was just that 1 yr thing...plus the change of scenery could help alot with the new job, kind of like a new start?

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ahhh k, thought it was just that 1 yr thing...plus the change of scenery could help alot with the new job, kind of like a new start?

Yeah I have found I cant do the one job for more than a year! And this job I was sick of after 3 months

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New jobbiie FTW!!!

I'm so Bored at work!!! but then i do get paid well for doing nothing for 37hrs a Week.....

some one wanna wash my car for me???

You guys sound like you know what your doin........

come to my place and show me hows its done......

ha ha ha :)

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i dont know how people like urself can do that, i mean a 40hr week is bad enough and u woulda had heaps of responsabilities!

yeh i did...was only about 23 too...was the Rates Manager (like an Accountant of sorts) which was my normal job at the time, and the IT Manager. It wasn't so much that I was challenged mentally, but I was BUSY everyday, which I really enjoyed

from my experience (albeit of only a few years) it seems that most job decisions are money driven

Yep agreed...if employers paid people what they are worth rather than have them leave, then people would be happy to stay with the one employer. Also if people were offered a genuine career path, again the inclination to leave would not be as great IMO.

A lady I worked with in Sydney was the Payroll Manager...she asked for a payrise (not overly much but a few grand or so)...it was knocked back so she left and got a new job, paying more than she originally asked for with her previous employer. Some months after her departure, her previous employer was having trouble filling her old position as Payroll Manager, so they had to increase the salary on offer. So she applied for her old job back. They interviewed her of course (EEO) and she hit them up for more money again and she got her old job back :/

Had someone in charge had any brain whatsoever, they would've just paid the lady the increase she asked for, rather than go through all that crap, just to get her back anyway :)

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Yeah I have found I cant do the one job for more than a year! And this job I was sick of after 3 months

I know exactly what you are saying...my longest job ever has only been 3.5 years...but most of mine have barely made 12 months :)

The 3.5 year job, I was whinging for something different/challenging to do after about 6 months. I wasn't given anything different to do really...I stayed coz I didn't think I could get a job elsewhere

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A lady I worked with in Sydney was the Payroll Manager...she asked for a payrise (not overly much but a few grand or so)...it was knocked back so she left and got a new job, paying more than she originally asked for with her previous employer. Some months after her departure, her previous employer was having trouble filling her old position as Payroll Manager, so they had to increase the salary on offer. So she applied for her old job back. They interviewed her of course (EEO) and she hit them up for more money again and she got her old job back :/

Had someone in charge had any brain whatsoever, they would've just paid the lady the increase she asked for, rather than go through all that crap, just to get her back anyway :)

lmao thats an awesome story!

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yeh i did...was only about 23 too...was the Rates Manager (like an Accountant of sorts) which was my normal job at the time, and the IT Manager. It wasn't so much that I was challenged mentally, but I was BUSY everyday, which I really enjoyed

Yep agreed...if employers paid people what they are worth rather than have them leave, then people would be happy to stay with the one employer. Also if people were offered a genuine career path, again the inclination to leave would not be as great IMO.

A lady I worked with in Sydney was the Payroll Manager...she asked for a payrise (not overly much but a few grand or so)...it was knocked back so she left and got a new job, paying more than she originally asked for with her previous employer. Some months after her departure, her previous employer was having trouble filling her old position as Payroll Manager, so they had to increase the salary on offer. So she applied for her old job back. They interviewed her of course (EEO) and she hit them up for more money again and she got her old job back :sick:

Had someone in charge had any brain whatsoever, they would've just paid the lady the increase she asked for, rather than go through all that crap, just to get her back anyway :)

That is like my sister! Set up a department in QR...Quit becuase she was at the top of her payscale with no view to getting more...then QR found she was the only one who knew how to run the department and they had to hire het back as a consultant for $250 and hour and she was doing the same job :/

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