Buy Cialis Jelly Without Prescription » We Accept Visa and Mastercard Credit Cards No Prescription Required http://www.themadfatter.com/2009/01/28/another-transition-story-from-public-to-private-industry/ A blog about technology, operating systems, and general computing! Tue, 17 Jan 2012 20:28:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Buy Cialis Jelly Without Prescription » We Accept Visa and Mastercard Credit Cards No Prescription Required http://www.themadfatter.com/2009/01/28/another-transition-story-from-public-to-private-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-1267 Shayna Tue, 08 Feb 2011 20:37:10 +0000 http://www.themadfatter.com/?p=174#comment-1267 I dont know if you will get this comment as your article was written in 09 but I came across it and felt compelled to respond. This is EXACTLY WORD FOR WORD what I am experiencing at this point. Not the new job part yet but I hope to speak of the experience as you do in the very near future. I have been seeking to make a transition into the private sector from government for exactly the reasons you described in your post. I have been looking for at least a yr now but search has yielded little results. I feel that human services/government background is making it difficult for employers to see how or where I could fit in the private sector :( I was wondering if you have any advice for someone like me looking to move into a new field like you have...I aspire to one day soon work in an environment like the one you describe you work in now :) I dont know if you will get this comment as your article was written in 09 but I came across it and felt compelled to respond. This is EXACTLY WORD FOR WORD what I am experiencing at this point. Not the new job part yet but I hope to speak of the experience as you do in the very near future. I have been seeking to make a transition into the private sector from government for exactly the reasons you described in your post. I have been looking for at least a yr now but search has yielded little results. I feel that human services/government background is making it difficult for employers to see how or where I could fit in the private sector :( I was wondering if you have any advice for someone like me looking to move into a new field like you have…I aspire to one day soon work in an environment like the one you describe you work in now :)

]]> Buy Cialis Jelly Without Prescription » We Accept Visa and Mastercard Credit Cards No Prescription Required http://www.themadfatter.com/2009/01/28/another-transition-story-from-public-to-private-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-1042 Dennis Thu, 26 Feb 2009 14:18:19 +0000 http://www.themadfatter.com/?p=174#comment-1042 Hi Mike, Thanks for your comment. It's most definitely difficult to find a job these days and I consider myself lucky for being able to find a job in my field. It these rough times one must do what he/she needs to do so if that means they have to stay at a job just to pay the bills then I guess that's what has to be done. Unfortunately this will cause a higher rate of burnout and possibly other side effects. We are lucky, here in Canada, that we have not been has hard hit as the US. We do have massive layoffs in some industries but not as much as the US and we don't have quite the sever banking and housing crisis either. Regardless, it may be a good time for some people to stay where they are (if possible - it wasn't for me) for the time being to weather the storm. Cheers! Dennis (aka TheNerd) Hi Mike,

Thanks for your comment. It’s most definitely difficult to find a job these days and I consider myself lucky for being able to find a job in my field.

It these rough times one must do what he/she needs to do so if that means they have to stay at a job just to pay the bills then I guess that’s what has to be done. Unfortunately this will cause a higher rate of burnout and possibly other side effects.

We are lucky, here in Canada, that we have not been has hard hit as the US. We do have massive layoffs in some industries but not as much as the US and we don’t have quite the sever banking and housing crisis either.

Regardless, it may be a good time for some people to stay where they are (if possible – it wasn’t for me) for the time being to weather the storm.

Cheers!
Dennis (aka TheNerd)

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