I honestly never thought I’d be writing these words at my advanced age. I have quit my former job and taken one with a different employer. I probably won’t write about my new employer any more than I did about my old. Suffice it to say that my new employer grew during 2020, I wanted to have more responsibility and more money than I was making, and I didn’t see any way for either of those things to happen with my old employer.
I actually shed a few tears in the elevator on my way down. I will miss them but onward to new adventures.
It may turn out to be a shrewd move or the greatest career mistake I’ve ever made. I’ll know in due course. As Maurice Chevalier’s character sings in Gigi, forevermore is shorter than before.
Congratulations! A fresh new challenge is invigorating at any age.
Thanks. I figure I’ll be doing a lot of learning. The big question mark is how much teaching I will need to do. I frequently find myself teaching basics to people.
Good luck. Hope you dont have to move.
Steve
No moving involved. If things go as I hope, I’ll be building an organization around me right here in Chicago. If they don’t, I’ll be working remotely.
Only way to know where the trail goes is to walk it. Good travels
Congratulations! A bit of a surprise after our last conversation, but maybe not.
Best of luck in your new endeavor!
Congratulations and good luck!
Best of luck, and may it be rewarding. I have a sneaking suspicion you will be fine.