Bored Of Your Current Working Life?

Don’t worry, your boss isn’t watching… or are they?! We know how paranoid you can be to tell anyone who might remotely feedback to your boss that you’re bored, because you know that you might have a sacking coming your way, and that means out of a job with no money. But you shouldn’t be afraid to admit to yourself that it’s time for a new job, and that you’ve outgrown the one that you’re in at the minute. Whilst you’re young and having fun, the world really is your oyster, and there’s so much potential to earn more money, have more fun, and find a job that’s really going to show you what it means to have a lifelong career, not show you how you can spend half a day staring out the window and get away with it. We know it takes some balls to actually strut into your bosses office and hand your notice in, but if you’ve been having your doubts for a while now, there’s no reason why in the next few weeks, you shouldn’t make your move. To make it more successful, have a read of our tips below.

Have A Job Lined Up!!

Having a job lines up is one of the most important things that you can do, we think anyway! It’s so important that you know you’ve got something to go to, or you might find that you’re left stuck in the mud for a while. It’s a common mistake that so many people make after a string of bad weeks at a company. They get angry at the way they’re being treated, and impulse hand in their notice, only to be left jobless and in a whole new world of trouble. So, have a think about something you can really make a career out of, such as marketing. There’s so much money in it, so many big companies advertising roles, and so much progression to be had in it. You could search for things such as seo jobs, and tons would come up. You might feel like you don’t have a clue what you’re doing, or you might be underqualified, but there are tons of companies out there who are willing to train the right person up. This applies with any role that you might be interested in, you just have to show the initial interest!

Settle Your Finances

You definitely need to settle your finances before you leave, because there are some big things that could go wrong if you’re not careful. For example, you could walk into the office and hand your notice in, and they could tell you they don’t want you to work your notice, and you’ll have to leave that day. That means all money stops, and it can cause some serious problems for you, especially if your new job isn’t ready to have you for the standard four weeks notice period. Make sure you have savings, and make sure that you have a backup plan!

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