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![]() midlife career changesSubmitted by Anonymous on June 22, 2007 - 10:15pm.
Its nice to see someone who is confident they are on the right path, on this website, especially with your credentials. I have never enjoyed the office positions I have held and I have never been very good at them, including being fired a couple of times. I am still looking to change careers and I believe finally that I am on the right course as I plan to further my studies in the fall of 2007 in horticulture. However, I quit my last job because once again I was bored with it (sitting behind a desk has become like death to me)and I took a temp job in a factory because I don't know what else to do for a living while I am studying for my new career. Problem is, I just accepted an office position in this same company and just started a few days ago, and now I realize I made a mistake(again!) and want to go back to the factory position that I held. I am driving myself crazy (and probably my husband and parents & friends too) because for right now I don't know what job I should be doing (the factory position isn't all peaches and cream either but it is better than the office.) I want to get myself settled down and stop flip-flopping on what my course of action should be, problem is I just don't know how, and I admit I don't know what I am doing! waikikihi98 »
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