I told her i appreciated the opportunities that were provided to me and apologized for such short notice (I start my new job weds so tomorrow will be my last day). I started aug 16th so it was almost 8 months.

I knew you were a gay

she knows you're trying to better your situation so i'm sure she's happy for you

my first boss was like a big sister to me. i was living like 5 hours from family and wanted to be closer to home (using all your vacation to visit family blows asshole) so she knew i was looking to move back to Atlanta (i was in Raleigh at the time).

i didn't even know what to say when i got my offer here. i literally walked into her office, sat down, she asked what was going on, i started swelling a little and she lost her shit lol. she knew immediately that i was leaving.

should have quoted my next post, KID

guess your wife was right, you really are premature

Yeah she knew i had an interview and as soon as i walked in she looked at me and smiled like she knew what i was about to say. Its a great opportunity to further my career and my current/now old job was very stagnant as far as progression and advancement. On my way to my stuart status

keep yelling that from your basement, bottom dweller



gucci mayne. that's how you make money once you start working, you gotta go company to company.

you can't make a habit of it though forever or people start to catch on, but early in your career you can jump your salary quickly by spending 2-5 years and then going somewhere new

ROFL This kid talking like he knows how to make money. Do I need to get Sherriff and Harass in here to shut you down?



Congrats bro. Its always nice to move up and make more money.

harass and his wife combined make less than me and sheriff runs what might be the poorest looking website i've ever seen in my life lol

Yeah youre actually the third person to mention that to me. One said no more than once a year and an older colleague said 3 to 4 years. I got my first negotiation experience too, successfully countered their offer to get a little more out of em. Add that to my first professional interview (i got my current job from a phone interview) and im feeling better than ever about myself as a GIS professional. This is a big stepping stone to the top at rhe very least and a considerable raise

Thanks man.