Resignated? Is that what they're calling it these days?

Is it tht hrd fr u to mke a cmmt usng nrml spllng nd vwl usge? Seriously, even if you're using a mobile application, you have a full keyboard. A little effort won't kill you!

normal spelling and vowel usage- I beg ur pardon, but can u justify that u r following the same? then pls don't hesitate to provide the accurate flaws in my daily English usage.

Oh you Moron. He was mocking you.

English obviously isn't his first language. it irks me too, but jesus, cut him a little slack. there's no reason to be an enormous **** to him. try helping him if it interferes with your life that much. sorry people are so rude, Lipun.

Sometimes, it does have to do with money. In my field there's jobs that pay minimum wage, and there's jobs that pay 70k a year. I wasn't staying in that minimum wage job when I just completed college, knew there was no growth in the company, and that there were people getting paid more than twice what I get with the same skill set. I loved my old job, but definitely not worth it.

If there ate people with the same skill set making twice what you do, there is obviously a place for advancement in the company. But if it's a job that starts at minimum wage and goes to twice that, why would you want to be doing it after college anyhow? Those jobs should be for the new worker, learning job skills. The purpose of college or learning a trade is to get away from them and on with your life.

I'll elaborate so no confusion :) I'm a pharmacy technician, and I work at both a large chain retail pharmacy, and in a hospital inpatient pharmacy. At the retail level, you make just above minimum wage, and unless you somehow plan to become a store owner of said large store, you're stuck doing the sans shitty job forever. In hospital, they have professional unions to give us the pay we deserve, and there is more opportunity. Some people never get out of the retail trap to see the light on the other end of the tunnel.

Thanks God for your comment! I was reading and reading and couldn't believe no one saw other prospective. I couldn't simply file reaignation at my job. I mean, I could, but I never would, before I would speak with my boss about reasons that make me want to leave and try to figure out a way to find a common ground. If someone is considered for a major position, than that someone probably is already on a position where one should discuss such decisions with superiors. At least thay is my opiniom.

I don't know what financial background you come from, but sometimes a little bit of money can be the difference between living paycheck to paycheck and having financial security. OP may not have particularly wanted to leave the company- it could have been a purely financially rationalized decision, and not necessarily motivated by greed 0.o