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Originally Posted by 68style
Not that I'm an expert by any means, I like to ask people for advice all the time on my own situation... but what I'm reading in your post made me think to myself "They're asking for more, and you're getting less... satisfaction especially... time to move on"
If your boss is taking away WFH and that's your main reason not to go to the place that's 7 minutes away and has a higher ceiling if they're a big player? That's a done deal right there in my mind.
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Yeah, more opportunities just based on the volume of work they do and bigger teams. Money wise I don't know, this would have to be a discussion.
If I was 10 years younger I'd just start my oqn company, I know this business inside out and have so many contacts. Another option is go work for a GC, I've also been asked by a few of those if I'd be interested in making the switch. There would be more money there for sure but definitely kiss WFH goodbye and the hours would be a lot worse but the ceiling would be raised significantly.
Maybe I'm going through a mid life crisis but I know today and for a while I really have not been that happy. Don't get it totally wrong, some of the things I get working where I'm at I'd probably never get anywhere else, like the abilty to pick what I'm working on and for the most part choose the direction of what projects we're going to go after and which ones we're going to pass on.
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