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Just quit my job

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by yipengzhao, Mar 10, 2006.

  1. yipengzhao

    yipengzhao Member

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    Good news -- I just quit my job. It went pretty well. Now I'll have more time to make posts for a little while.

    Anybody know any jobs in Houston? I could move there and then I'll be able to attend Rockets games. My previous job was strategy consultant, and my industry experience is in biopharmaceuticals, so I guess I'm looking at consulting, market research, or venture capital, but I could do industry I guess.
     
  2. krosfyah

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    Try:
    http://www.apqc.org

    I heard they are hiring and it seems to be up your ally.
     
  3. 3814

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    i don't believe you...

    ...oh, never mind. you're not xeno-whateverhisnameis.
     
  4. rrj_gamz

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    Good for you...My job is alright now, weird environment, some changes coming, so I'll probably be in the market soon...Not sure if I want to stay in Dallas, but who knows...Good luck...
     
  5. Faos

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  6. JayZ750

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    http://www.capitalroyalty.com/

    These guys aren't hiring, but they sound up your alley. Shoot them an email/give them a call and I'm sure they will at least give you some ideas on who else to contact.

    I just read about them in the business journal and remered the name. They closed on a $325 million last May.
     
  7. Cesar^Geronimo

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    How can people afford to quit without having something else lined up?

    I guess I never had the guts to do that. I allways stuck it out until something else came along.
     
  8. Colt45

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    Where in Dallas are you living? How do you like it? I'm assuming you're not from there. I'm looking at transferring in about 2 years and my only option that involves moving back to Texas will be Dallas. The wife and I are getting good vibes from Frisco and the surrounding area. I've hated Dallas and everything about it all my life, but I gotta get back to Texas.
     
  9. Drewdog

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    No offense, but why would you quit one job when you don't have one lined up to replace it?
     
  10. dskillz

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    I did that ONE time. Never gain. I hate ramen to this day because of it. I thought, "I'll find something else, I have experience, education, etc." I was wrong. Took me about a year to find a decent job. I had temp jobs and BS jobs in the meantime, but took forever to find a job that paid like I was used to.
     
  11. yipengzhao

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    I have an offer from another company and potentially another. I just want to make sure I test the market a little more.
     
  12. Nashvegas

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    yeah, no offense, but you are definitley more attractive to an employer when you are employed, then when you are unemployed.
     
  13. rrj_gamz

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    Yeah, Dallas still sucks... :p

    I live near the Galleria, in North Dallas and its a great location for singles...Near all the bars and rest. and its a lot of fun...Frisco I hear is nice, but traffic can be horrible at times...Going north (evenings & south mornings)on 75 sucks and on parts of the tollway near the Galleria, but after that, its tolerable...If I were to move again, I'd probalby Coppell or Grapevine or any place up north as to get better housing for the buck...
     
  14. rodrick_98

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    ditto, i'm here till i finish school, then i'm out. hopefully back to houston.

    frisco is nice, tons of young couples in a new booming area. it's supposed to overtake dallas' actual population eventually... which is crazy considering 5 years ago the population was under 5,000.
     
  15. AMS

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    I just quit as well. wednesday was my last day.
    lookin for something other than a local pharmacy....
     
  16. mateo

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    I'm thinking about doing the same, but only bc someone offered me something better. :D
     
  17. The Ming Dynasty

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    Does it really matter? ALL of Dallas SUX.
    R U kidding? Dallas Sux!
    ASSUME - Never Assume, it makes an ASS out of U and ME. [/QUOTE]
    Suicide is ALWAYS an option! ;)
    Come back to Houston...besides the Mexican food (and Basketball) SUCKS, North of here anyway. :D
     

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