TheMainMan
Don Juan
I work as a Construction Manager which is fairly well paid.
The problem is the hours are long- 60/week if you count travel and I meet absolutely f*** all women in the day due to working on building sites.
I've got sick of it and am thinking of getting an office job in my local city with a Construction Consultancy, which is kind of in the same line of work- would have no travel, 40hrs/week and likely to meet a lot more women about town.
When do you know when its time to leave jobs? I'm tied to my firm in a way because I've worked out the system there so things are pretty easy and I've also a lot of good friends there.
Any ideas on how to way up the pros and cons of each? I don't want to regret moving but don't want to waste my 20's working all hours.
Cheers.
The problem is the hours are long- 60/week if you count travel and I meet absolutely f*** all women in the day due to working on building sites.
I've got sick of it and am thinking of getting an office job in my local city with a Construction Consultancy, which is kind of in the same line of work- would have no travel, 40hrs/week and likely to meet a lot more women about town.
When do you know when its time to leave jobs? I'm tied to my firm in a way because I've worked out the system there so things are pretty easy and I've also a lot of good friends there.
Any ideas on how to way up the pros and cons of each? I don't want to regret moving but don't want to waste my 20's working all hours.
Cheers.
