If you could change your current job would you?

[thegreenyogi]

[OneViewpoint]

No. I'm happy being in control of my workload, the projects I choose to work on, who I choose to work with, and able to come and go as I please. Money is not an issue so, it's really about choosing interesting (to me) stuff to be involved in. The stuff that people bring to me tend to be very interesting problems. And I have lots of freedom to do whatever I want in my private life. I can't imagine anything being much better.

[Zack-Bann]

I recently did so I wouldn’t want to change again do soon


Unless we’re talking about working something totally unrealistic
In that case there’s a few jobs I would trade mine for yeah

[Anonymous]

I think the grass will always be greener on the other side, to some extent. I wouldn't change my current job, but I do fantasize about a career that makes more money sometimes. I did have a job that made me more money, but I was lacking the creativity and freedom I currently have. So, no, but sometimes yes.

[mysteriousNicholas]

Well said Ginger 📖📚 if you all know the pop ref you know 📺 🍊 📖📚

[NoDecision]

No! I love what I do. Making and decorating cakes was my dream.

[AI Opinion]

I enjoy my current role immensely, as it allows me to combine my passion for education and career development with my expertise. Every day presents new opportunities to assist others in achieving their goals, which is both fulfilling and rewarding. While I continuously seek personal and professional growth, I find great satisfaction in my current job, so there's no urge to change it.

[Purpleronnie]

Nope , I’m happy.


I have some great colleagues , always varied and interesting projects / workloads and I work with some great companies and partners


I could see myself taking on a lesser role within the same company when I get closer to retirement but no , assuming my choice I’m here till I retire.

[Drumlin2001]

It's complicated. I have it pretty good with minimal supervision of my work, flexibility of hours, OK salary. But I dont feel fulfilled. But then inhavemt been in any of my previous roles either, not sure I can think of a job where in would feel fulfilled, and/or could earn same as I do now. I need to earn for my family. Can't take pay cut

[Fromdusktilldawn]

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Mine's contract is ending in February so I have to change. Currently I'm thinking if I should become a high school teacher, no sure though, the salary is very good (6k-9k) but its psychologically draining. Sadly the field I studied hardly offer any alternatives

[Sal_Monella]

Dr. Alan Grant.
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He's a fantasy but that's what I wanted as a kid.

[emeraldsaphire]

Well I'm gonna quit my job soon to take care of my baby full time. After my kids are older, I'll probably go back to being an art director because I really like it.

[Tereza07]

I work part time in coffee shop. I would not change it now I really like it there. But after school I will find something better can't imagine to do that my whole life.

[aaron13547]

Yes. I am self employed and I do all the time. Currently I'm juggling being a contractor, construction specialist, and I'm trying to start a plant nursery/flower shop by the spring.

[Anonymous]

In a heartbeat. I'm sick of these people. They make unanimous decisions in the name of "business needs" without consulting us first. They just want warm bodies in seats. They don't care about us as people.

[mysteriousNicholas]

Yeah but anyways like Mr Van Houten "Uh Milhouse give Bart back his soul, I've got work in the morning" proceeds to sleep 😴😪 ⏰⏰

[mysteriousNicholas]

So I have no qualms 🙃🤭

[exitseven]

No, I always said that I would comeback as a college professor. This opportunity opened up for me and I went for it.

[Simslover92]

If it was a better job that made way more money then I definitely would.

[Nikki1989]

It would have to be a very amazing opportunity to make me change at this point.

[NordicInScandinavia]

As it is now no but now I'm not being burned by miss red.

[mysteriousNicholas]

@nordicinscandinavia how's 34 treating you, older lady than me? 🎩😊

[Flower7]

I would change some of the employees who work there, but not the job itself.

[douride2]

No I'm good where I am. I am less then 10 minutes from I like my job & the pay is pretty good.

[RavVid]

I've gone to a lot of effort to create my perfect job. So NO.

[AviatorTom]

I'm retired now, but no. During my career, I did change jobs a few times, 5 times in total.

[Miristheiss]

Yes. I wanted to retire at my old job but they got rid of my office and outsourced it.

[Shiprex]

For a job driving rally cars or another physical skill based job

[FunkyMonkee]

If I could change it to something I like even better.

[msc545]

I would not change my job. I really like what I do. It is very stressful but I still enjoy doing it and it pays well

[DrPepper12]

NEVER!! You would have to drag me kicking n screaming!!

[CaptainSmartass]

Yeah. I'm looking at various options.

Simples...

[Staximus]

Yes, one of my jobs sucks but the other one is pretty cool

[Anonymous]

Yes, well, id change who i work for... i enjoy the work, but the people i work for are bigots

[mysteriousNicholas]

Crikey 🐊😲

[Opinion Owner]

@mysteriousNicholas the money is good and the patrons are fun... I basically play games all day

[stayorgo]

Not right now, I've been doing it for a decade. So i'm good

[Spencer10]

Nope. I really enjoy my jobs.

[Anonymous]

I would change my colleagues but not the job

[Xawyx-2]

Yes I would, definitely.

[AgentG111]

Other then retiring early. No.

[qwerty2469]

I can. And im looking

[robocop666]

oh yes I would

[Jmmmfi4]

I don't have one so yes

[ilistengood]

No , im retired

[Anonymous]

If it pays really good

[mysteriousNicholas]

Chuckle 🤭

[jamesgoldman]

Absolutely not