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Aug. 20th, 2003 10:26 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
disbelief11Oh boy.
Mr. Dis has been unhappy lately with his job. He's gotten to a point where he can't advance any further, plus there's been some kerfuffles with his immediate boss.
So for the past few weeks, he's been submitting his resume to various places and posting it at Monster, etc. The plan he and I spoke about was for him to stay in his current position until next April, to get his final vesting in his stock options and to keep the steady paycheck until he finds something better.
You can imagine my surprise when he walked into the house earlier today and told me he had resigned.
It's not like we're in dire need of an immediate income - we've got money in the bank, plus the paltry severance package they're giving him. But I worry. Guess I'll be submitting my resume for some temp work for now, just to feel better about things. Thankfully I just whipped that thing into shape recently.
Since most jobs are found through someone you know, I thought I'd throw it out there: does anyone know of an executive level position available for Mr. Dis? His background is as a Director in various Sales and Marketing divisions of his company (in the satellite industry). We're in Chicago but are willing to relocate to Seattle, Portland, New York, or Los Angeles, etc.
Mr. Dis has been unhappy lately with his job. He's gotten to a point where he can't advance any further, plus there's been some kerfuffles with his immediate boss.
So for the past few weeks, he's been submitting his resume to various places and posting it at Monster, etc. The plan he and I spoke about was for him to stay in his current position until next April, to get his final vesting in his stock options and to keep the steady paycheck until he finds something better.
You can imagine my surprise when he walked into the house earlier today and told me he had resigned.
It's not like we're in dire need of an immediate income - we've got money in the bank, plus the paltry severance package they're giving him. But I worry. Guess I'll be submitting my resume for some temp work for now, just to feel better about things. Thankfully I just whipped that thing into shape recently.
Since most jobs are found through someone you know, I thought I'd throw it out there: does anyone know of an executive level position available for Mr. Dis? His background is as a Director in various Sales and Marketing divisions of his company (in the satellite industry). We're in Chicago but are willing to relocate to Seattle, Portland, New York, or Los Angeles, etc.
