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michigandem58

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4. Thanks, 90 days souds reasonable
Thu Apr 18, 2013, 05:18 AM
Apr 2013

Since they had asked me and I agreed, I thought I might have a bit of latitude in saying I thought it was a good move, but it isn't working out.

I've been in the accounting field for 30+ years and jobs can be tough to come by. I have three years wth this company, and it's a decent one to work for in a number of ways. My resume is spotty over the past ten years so I'd like to re-establish a track record of some stability. Factor in that I'm 55 and just jumping to another employer probably wouldn't be easy or ideal right now. Given what's happened with my pension and 401k, I'm probably looking at 12 more years of working, if I'm fortunate enough to keep on somewhere that long!

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How long do you give a new job? [View all] michigandem58 Apr 2013 OP
Have they filled your old position yet? discntnt_irny_srcsm Apr 2013 #1
It has been filled michigandem58 Apr 2013 #2
First let me say what you probably know... discntnt_irny_srcsm Apr 2013 #3
Thanks, 90 days souds reasonable michigandem58 Apr 2013 #4
Same boat for me. discntnt_irny_srcsm Apr 2013 #5
Another kicker michigandem58 Apr 2013 #6
Well another update! michigandem58 Apr 2013 #7
I agree with your judgement discntnt_irny_srcsm Apr 2013 #8
As Soon as you find a New Job Sparhawk60 Aug 2014 #9
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