LongFang

Yeah, I find myself in a similarly terrible situation. Like some posters, I am not satisfied with mycurrent job. The employer is fair and I feel comfortable here, but the job isn’twhat I want to do long term. It isn’t challenging and the work isn’tinteresting. Knowing I am applying and was leaving I quit last November. Iused my wife’s unemployment as an excuse to quit. “There just weren’t any opportunitiesin the area for her.” (I didn’t want to burn any bridges by voicing my dissatisfaction.)My boss and managing director were so disappointed they offered to find my wifea job. So after thinking it over we took their offer – I could be rejected byall 6 of the schools I applied to. My wife is now employed at another firm and earninga respectable wage. I haven’t heard anything from the schools I applied to yet,but will have to quit if I get accepted. I feel terrible about it, but believeI made the best decision for us. Ugh, I am not looking forward to my bossesface once I quit – again.