[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by fruit_cake

I don't really know, I just feel like doing something different and frankly I'm not getting any younger.

I dislike doing the job I do, so I spend most of the time wishing I weren't there when I am. There's only so many years of that you can take before you want to see something else I suppose.

and yes Niamh! it does have better prospects and some rather nice fringe benefits too

Go for it then! Sounds like the best option for you

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by fruit_cake

I don't really know, I just feel like doing something different and frankly I'm not getting any younger.

I dislike doing the job I do, so I spend most of the time wishing I weren't there when I am. There's only so many years of that you can take before you want to see something else I suppose.

and yes Niamh! it does have better prospects and some rather nice fringe benefits too

If you current line is something you can move back into should you need: what's to lose? A fresh start can mean so much more than the financial aspect - as long as it is enough for you to do what you want as far as salary is concerned: it can bring about a whole shift in your current lifestyle, social life, friends, bring about new interests - as well as any additional perks from the job itself.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Why would you do that? Has the full time job got better prospects for the future or something?

You sound as horrified as me at the thought of swapping PT for fulltime..