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[taerowyn]

Just had a conversation I wasn't expecting...at least not this soon. Basically, if the company's revenues keep diving as they have been, my boss is talking about making my position part-time and wanted to know if there have been any shifts in my long term plans. So I told him what I discovered last week, that I need to move back to the East Coast and I am looking now instead of waiting for grad school in Sept 2003.

Actually already found some really great positions so I will be tossing out some resumes tonight after work. I'm one of those people that hates the thought of change and hates initiating the change but once it occurs am content. So I'm in the stage I dislike right now, but am working towards a goal (for the first time in several months).

Anybody know of any jobs out East?

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[eeyorekdm.livejournal.com]

What kind of jobs have you found and (more importantly) where did you find these jobs?

good luck!

[skunk237.livejournal.com]

i'm the type of person who hates change too. especially if it involves moving/job hunting/car shopping/replacing a 10 year old bus route schedule, so i feel for ya. although i don't know of any jobs out East, i also don't know how to finish this sentence correctly. sorry to hear you're leaving so soon after returning, but i'm sure it won't be long before i see you again (probably sometime around a major holiday). best wishes!