Leaving my job, gonna play some golf

[jafstar]

My work is becoming frustrating and not for the tasks at hand but the people working all around it.

 

I feel disrespected and not appreciated for the extra work I put in. I am extremely valuable to any team and quite frankly I've had it with the amateur BS.

 

The warm weather is coming along with all the tournaments I want to play in. I'm ready to leave my job and take a risk on myself professionally.

 

If anyone needs a mobile or web developer that can do some amazing things. Please feel free to hit me up.

[PixlPutterman]

Best of luck man, tough road ahead

[hammy83]

Good Luck... I'll live through you as I wish I could do the same.

[Golfingfanatic]

Good luck :)

[vrnyn]

Nothing wrong with looking for happiness, best of luck!

[jafstar]

Thanks everyone! :rap:

[AppAlum]

Enjoy your time off. The time off should provide some good perspective for you and your former employer.

[GolfNuts4]

I have done it, you really won't regret it and your skill set is in demand, just make sure you keep up with the latest web development technologies and don't let your skills get dated.

 

I was so stressed out, I hated my job. I would come home and be exhausted. My wife actually prodded me to quit, look for something else. I took 8 months off before even looking for a job. Everyone called it the "Summer of Love" for me. My handicap dropped by 6 strokes. I played 4-5 days/week. It was grreat and well needed. At some point, you will feel the urge to get back in the game. (I know that sounds odd, but you will miss the fact that you need to be productive in other areas than golf)

 

Good luck, you will find a job again, it may not be perfect either, but do enjoy the stress free time off.

[jkc-rva]

Send me a message and a resume/CV. Might be able to get you some contract work if you're interested.

[jafstar]

Send me a message and a resume/CV. Might be able to get you some contract work if you're interested.

 

Thank you very much for reaching out, I will prepare my resume and portfolio and send it over to you when I get home later today.

[Bonneville85308]

I once quit a job I hated and took the summer off to play a lot of golf, do some projects around the house, and just relax. Ended up getting a new job just in time for the winter. It all worked out fine.