I am leaving my current job for a better opportunity at a different company. I currently work for a small company and am on good terms and even friends with my co-workers. The only reason I don't want to change jobs is because of the relationships I have with my co-workers. Has anyone been in a situation similar to this and how did you deal with it?Changing job, but sad because I will miss co-workers?
You can stay in contact with the co-workers you are close too but some you will not stay in contact with and eventually lose contact altogether. You will find co-workers at your next job you will form relationships with so don't worry. Been there and done it. You have to go where there is a better opportunity and your present co-workers would do the same.
Congratulations on your new job - you will be fine.Changing job, but sad because I will miss co-workers?
Friends are friends are friends.
If in fact these people are friends and not just co workers than you will stay in touch even after you move on. Also remember that if they are truly your friends than they would want whats best for you and if that means moving on to another company than that's what you should do. Good luck
Well mine is a different situation ^^, cause mine is at school. Well think that the company is a school, of course you should pick a better school so you could have a good education. But leaving your friends is difficult. But that's how it is. Dont worry maybe youll stay in touch. And most people need beter workers. ^^. Hope this helps. Good luck!
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
How do you define job hopping?
How long should you stay in a job before changing jobs, not to be labelled as a job hopper?How do you define job hopping?
The more prestigious the job, the longer you must stay to avoid the appearance of job-hopping.How do you define job hopping?
It depends...like for low class ones...one year.
Office jobs...5 months
All based on average.
The more prestigious the job, the longer you must stay to avoid the appearance of job-hopping.How do you define job hopping?
It depends...like for low class ones...one year.
Office jobs...5 months
All based on average.
How can i find out what job i want? Is there some big 'ol list?
i want to change job but not sure what to go for really, nothing that is beyond a 9 to 5 or 8 to 6 work krs, no weekends if i can help it.How can i find out what job i want? Is there some big 'ol list?
it's hard to find a good job nowadays. i've found a great job working online just filling out simple free surveys. check out www.squidoo.com/makemoneyonlineatanyageHow can i find out what job i want? Is there some big 'ol list?
There is no list.You have to do your own research or visit employment agencies.
it's hard to find a good job nowadays. i've found a great job working online just filling out simple free surveys. check out www.squidoo.com/makemoneyonlineatanyageHow can i find out what job i want? Is there some big 'ol list?
There is no list.You have to do your own research or visit employment agencies.
How could this job change in the future?
I would like to be a pharmacist when I'm older and I want to know how the job could change in 5-10 years.How could this job change in the future?
there shouldnt be much change, as sick people do need prescriptions to be filledlistview bug referred to dermatologist
there shouldnt be much change, as sick people do need prescriptions to be filled
How can I get a student loan?
I don't mean a small amount of money either, but a real loan. Am ready to change jobs....meaning one that pays more and attend school part-time but I need a loan for school and housing but I plan on paying back the loan even before I finish school.
How do I go on to get a real loan?
And is being a student good enough or do you need all this other stuff that I likely don't have at the moment.How can I get a student loan?
Well there's a difference between financial aid(you don't have to pay back) and loans(you need to unless you want bad credit). Its not hard as long as you have a good co-signer with you with a good credit history. Just google student loans.
How do I go on to get a real loan?
And is being a student good enough or do you need all this other stuff that I likely don't have at the moment.How can I get a student loan?
Well there's a difference between financial aid(you don't have to pay back) and loans(you need to unless you want bad credit). Its not hard as long as you have a good co-signer with you with a good credit history. Just google student loans.
Moderates / Independents - The right gave you Reagan and the Left has given you Obama?
Which one do you like better and why?
If you don't remember Reagan look him up. Reagan was a true conservative, he believed in the power, justice, Liberty and freedom of the free market with limited government. He believed, the USA was the greatest country in history, with the near perfect constitution and the wisdom of the Founding Fathers. He believe government was the problem and strict adherence to the constitution was the solution. He believed non democratic socialistic countries are or could become our potential enemies so he did everything in his power to destroy or limit the power of these countries. Reagan, Thatcher, and the Pope are most credited in the fall of the Soviet Union.
Liberals hated Reagan and still do today. They hated him because like Obama was so good at communicating to people like you the moderates and the independents. He inherited a rotten economy and turned it around creating millions of jobs and helped minorities and the poor more than any president before him or since. This made Reagan the biggest threat and biggest enemy to liberals, socialist, marxists and fascist. Reagan was so popular with the working class he received a majority of the Union vote.
Obama - A product of liberalism progressive, socialism, marxism, fascism, how ever you would like to describe him, He too convinced the moderates and independents to vote for him. In fact he used much the same language to communicate to the moderates and the working class. i in fact know several moderates who loved Reagan and voted for Obama because they thought they were similar. Now we can see the difference between a populist from the right and a populist from the left. Obama believes the government is the solution to all our problems, he believes the constitution needs to be fixed and changed, he believes the US is a country that needs to be changed and is inherently bad, he believes we have nothing to fear from the many dictators around the world.
Conservatives hate Obama, for much the same reasons as the Liberals hated Reagan. Obama has convinced the moderates that socialism is not so bad, that the government can help, that taking over the banks was necessary, that taking over the car industry is essential, that protectionist trade policy is the best way to protect jobs, that government run healthcare is the solution not the problem. We don't need more energy, we need more windmills.
Reagan and Obama have taken this country in opposite directions, so if you supported both of them, like many of my friends its now time to take sides. Obama is not a moderate, he is a radical left wing activist who wants to grow government, take over private industry and play nice with our enemies. Reagan would do the following economically right now. He would end the healthcare debate, he reform the tax code, he would give every individual a $2500 per year tax credit from healthcare, and a $500 tax credit for each child, the would tax employer paid benefits encouraging individuals to buy their own insurance, which would reduce the cost, make it more competitive, and make it portable (you would not lose healthcare coverage when you change jobs). He would put in place tort reform, he would close down fanny mae and Freddie mac that with the influence of the politicians were the reason we are in a recession now. He would not have bailed out the Wall street, he would have reduced government regulations on the auto industry and would let companies fail if they are not efficient. He would get 20 - 50 new nuclear power plants on-line within the next 10 years, he would allow for the use of clean coal, and oil drilling in Alaska, and off the coast.
And if history were to repeat itself North Korea and Iran would both have a popular upraising where democracy would win out over dictatorship without a shot being fired.
Okay Moderates its your chance to change the world, its your chance to move this country back to its roots of Jefferson, Adams, Smith, Washington, Lincoln, or more in the other direction towards, Marx, Lenin, Stalin, Mao, Castro, etc... Make your choice and make it a good one, pretend your life and your future depends on it, because it does!
Answer the questions quick because Obama's army run this website, they hate Reagan and love the direction this country is going in and they are dependent on the moderates staying out of the fight. This question will last in my estimate less than 60 mins.Moderates / Independents - The right gave you Reagan and the Left has given you Obama?
I'll take Reagan over odopey anytime.Moderates / Independents - The right gave you Reagan and the Left has given you Obama?
Reagan as a private citizen, and BEFORE the election, in contravention of both law and tradition, Reagan’s minions and handlers illegally negotiated with the Iranians to induce them hold the American Embassy hostages until after the elections,to embarrass President Carer and to prevent his successful negotiation of an “October Surprise.” Sent future VP George Bush, Sr., and future CIA chief William Casey to Paris to negotiate the deal.
Reagan used drug traffickers to transport illegal arms to Nicaragua, ignoring the contraband which was brought back on the return trip, creating a massive and immediate increase in cocaine trade in urban California. Illegally used the CIA to mine harbors and ferry Contra troops in Nicaragua. Eventually, several administration staffers were convicted of crimes ranging from lying to Congress to conspiracy to defraud the U.S. The scandal involved the administration selling arms to Iran and using proceeds from the sales to fund a guerrilla insurgent group in Nicaragua
Reagan sponsored right-wing, State terrorism in El Salvador, Honduras, Haiti, and Guatemala against indigenous insurgents who were fighting the dictatorial, hereditary regimes there. Illegally invaded and occupied Grenada, overthrowing the democratically elected President
Reagan raised taxes 3 times. Obama has not but it's still early. They both need to/should of left Afghanistan alone.
the entire nation gave us Reagan.
Reagan %26amp; Kennedy 2 of the most respected and similarly freedom-loving minded presidents of the last 50 years!
Obama %26amp; Clinton %26amp; Nixon 3 of the least respected, most self-serving and individual rights encroaching presidents of the last 50 years!
Reagan did aide in stopping the cold war. He also increased our deficit to a staggering (at that time) trillion plus and clinton had to clean it up and balance the budget.
There are many, many innacuracies in what you are saying and the moderates have already spoken. The country is changing to a new direction and if you think it is bad now, you have not even glimpsed what is going to happen over the next 16 years with Obama president and then Clinton.
We will have a balanced budget, healthcare for all, and a good standing in the world. Then we will get satisfied again and make Jeb Bush our president and start a war with China or something over trade.
Just watch and see.
Hate brings only hate and negativity. I think the democratic party is one of common sense and not hate so in a spiritualistic sense karma and the law of attraction will keep them in power.
Respecfully,
your assistant
We gave the country Reagan, we gave the country Obama, not the parties
Why does every Conservative American say Obama is a communist? Do you actually know what a Communist is? Ok ok America is naturally a conservative state. Democrats aren't nearly as left wing as the Liberal Democrats or even Labour. But seriously are you so misguided in your definition of left wing that you think Obama is a communist. You cite STALIN to compare him to?Unbelievable attitudes like this explain The Cold War.
Communism is a classless society. Communism promotes collectivisation and state industry above private growth. Obama has nationalised a few banks to stop them from losing YOUR money. That's not communist. He has tried to save jobs by helping the car industry. Again not communist pragmatic. Do you think Reagan letting businesses fail would have worked? Millions unemployed like Herbert Hoover's regime in the early 30's.
Do you know what? In the UK we have a National Health Service. Oh my god its been like that for 50 years have we all turned communist? No we're actually at the most conservative Labour party in its history. And your comment about Obama's Army just sums it up really. Why do you call his supporters an army? Because it threatens you? What about Reagan ruthlessly crushing Nicaragua i call that threatening. Obama wants to change America - with its reputation as a bully with ';enemies'; as you kindly stated to a state altogether more genial. What's so wrong with that?
I did not vote for Reagan, I was a Democrat at the time.. but today, I would take him over Obama any day of the week.
I did not have to doubt if Reagan had American interests first and foremost on his mind.
With Obama.. first of all I don't even know if he is American.. and secondly I do think he is a communist.... No I don't like Obama.. didn't from the very first. Too slick..and too many bought the lies... Sad.. really sad.
Reagan and many other real good American president will be turning in their graves.
If you don't remember Reagan look him up. Reagan was a true conservative, he believed in the power, justice, Liberty and freedom of the free market with limited government. He believed, the USA was the greatest country in history, with the near perfect constitution and the wisdom of the Founding Fathers. He believe government was the problem and strict adherence to the constitution was the solution. He believed non democratic socialistic countries are or could become our potential enemies so he did everything in his power to destroy or limit the power of these countries. Reagan, Thatcher, and the Pope are most credited in the fall of the Soviet Union.
Liberals hated Reagan and still do today. They hated him because like Obama was so good at communicating to people like you the moderates and the independents. He inherited a rotten economy and turned it around creating millions of jobs and helped minorities and the poor more than any president before him or since. This made Reagan the biggest threat and biggest enemy to liberals, socialist, marxists and fascist. Reagan was so popular with the working class he received a majority of the Union vote.
Obama - A product of liberalism progressive, socialism, marxism, fascism, how ever you would like to describe him, He too convinced the moderates and independents to vote for him. In fact he used much the same language to communicate to the moderates and the working class. i in fact know several moderates who loved Reagan and voted for Obama because they thought they were similar. Now we can see the difference between a populist from the right and a populist from the left. Obama believes the government is the solution to all our problems, he believes the constitution needs to be fixed and changed, he believes the US is a country that needs to be changed and is inherently bad, he believes we have nothing to fear from the many dictators around the world.
Conservatives hate Obama, for much the same reasons as the Liberals hated Reagan. Obama has convinced the moderates that socialism is not so bad, that the government can help, that taking over the banks was necessary, that taking over the car industry is essential, that protectionist trade policy is the best way to protect jobs, that government run healthcare is the solution not the problem. We don't need more energy, we need more windmills.
Reagan and Obama have taken this country in opposite directions, so if you supported both of them, like many of my friends its now time to take sides. Obama is not a moderate, he is a radical left wing activist who wants to grow government, take over private industry and play nice with our enemies. Reagan would do the following economically right now. He would end the healthcare debate, he reform the tax code, he would give every individual a $2500 per year tax credit from healthcare, and a $500 tax credit for each child, the would tax employer paid benefits encouraging individuals to buy their own insurance, which would reduce the cost, make it more competitive, and make it portable (you would not lose healthcare coverage when you change jobs). He would put in place tort reform, he would close down fanny mae and Freddie mac that with the influence of the politicians were the reason we are in a recession now. He would not have bailed out the Wall street, he would have reduced government regulations on the auto industry and would let companies fail if they are not efficient. He would get 20 - 50 new nuclear power plants on-line within the next 10 years, he would allow for the use of clean coal, and oil drilling in Alaska, and off the coast.
And if history were to repeat itself North Korea and Iran would both have a popular upraising where democracy would win out over dictatorship without a shot being fired.
Okay Moderates its your chance to change the world, its your chance to move this country back to its roots of Jefferson, Adams, Smith, Washington, Lincoln, or more in the other direction towards, Marx, Lenin, Stalin, Mao, Castro, etc... Make your choice and make it a good one, pretend your life and your future depends on it, because it does!
Answer the questions quick because Obama's army run this website, they hate Reagan and love the direction this country is going in and they are dependent on the moderates staying out of the fight. This question will last in my estimate less than 60 mins.Moderates / Independents - The right gave you Reagan and the Left has given you Obama?
I'll take Reagan over odopey anytime.Moderates / Independents - The right gave you Reagan and the Left has given you Obama?
Reagan as a private citizen, and BEFORE the election, in contravention of both law and tradition, Reagan’s minions and handlers illegally negotiated with the Iranians to induce them hold the American Embassy hostages until after the elections,to embarrass President Carer and to prevent his successful negotiation of an “October Surprise.” Sent future VP George Bush, Sr., and future CIA chief William Casey to Paris to negotiate the deal.
Reagan used drug traffickers to transport illegal arms to Nicaragua, ignoring the contraband which was brought back on the return trip, creating a massive and immediate increase in cocaine trade in urban California. Illegally used the CIA to mine harbors and ferry Contra troops in Nicaragua. Eventually, several administration staffers were convicted of crimes ranging from lying to Congress to conspiracy to defraud the U.S. The scandal involved the administration selling arms to Iran and using proceeds from the sales to fund a guerrilla insurgent group in Nicaragua
Reagan sponsored right-wing, State terrorism in El Salvador, Honduras, Haiti, and Guatemala against indigenous insurgents who were fighting the dictatorial, hereditary regimes there. Illegally invaded and occupied Grenada, overthrowing the democratically elected President
Reagan raised taxes 3 times. Obama has not but it's still early. They both need to/should of left Afghanistan alone.
the entire nation gave us Reagan.
Reagan %26amp; Kennedy 2 of the most respected and similarly freedom-loving minded presidents of the last 50 years!
Obama %26amp; Clinton %26amp; Nixon 3 of the least respected, most self-serving and individual rights encroaching presidents of the last 50 years!
Reagan did aide in stopping the cold war. He also increased our deficit to a staggering (at that time) trillion plus and clinton had to clean it up and balance the budget.
There are many, many innacuracies in what you are saying and the moderates have already spoken. The country is changing to a new direction and if you think it is bad now, you have not even glimpsed what is going to happen over the next 16 years with Obama president and then Clinton.
We will have a balanced budget, healthcare for all, and a good standing in the world. Then we will get satisfied again and make Jeb Bush our president and start a war with China or something over trade.
Just watch and see.
Hate brings only hate and negativity. I think the democratic party is one of common sense and not hate so in a spiritualistic sense karma and the law of attraction will keep them in power.
Respecfully,
your assistant
We gave the country Reagan, we gave the country Obama, not the parties
Why does every Conservative American say Obama is a communist? Do you actually know what a Communist is? Ok ok America is naturally a conservative state. Democrats aren't nearly as left wing as the Liberal Democrats or even Labour. But seriously are you so misguided in your definition of left wing that you think Obama is a communist. You cite STALIN to compare him to?Unbelievable attitudes like this explain The Cold War.
Communism is a classless society. Communism promotes collectivisation and state industry above private growth. Obama has nationalised a few banks to stop them from losing YOUR money. That's not communist. He has tried to save jobs by helping the car industry. Again not communist pragmatic. Do you think Reagan letting businesses fail would have worked? Millions unemployed like Herbert Hoover's regime in the early 30's.
Do you know what? In the UK we have a National Health Service. Oh my god its been like that for 50 years have we all turned communist? No we're actually at the most conservative Labour party in its history. And your comment about Obama's Army just sums it up really. Why do you call his supporters an army? Because it threatens you? What about Reagan ruthlessly crushing Nicaragua i call that threatening. Obama wants to change America - with its reputation as a bully with ';enemies'; as you kindly stated to a state altogether more genial. What's so wrong with that?
I did not vote for Reagan, I was a Democrat at the time.. but today, I would take him over Obama any day of the week.
I did not have to doubt if Reagan had American interests first and foremost on his mind.
With Obama.. first of all I don't even know if he is American.. and secondly I do think he is a communist.... No I don't like Obama.. didn't from the very first. Too slick..and too many bought the lies... Sad.. really sad.
Reagan and many other real good American president will be turning in their graves.
A job change? advice please....older and wiser welcome.?
Worked as a chef for 9 years and have got a great job and great pay now i have got to the highest point of my career.
I have always written in my spare time and run a website which is pretty rubbish in comparison to the rest of the web.Alot of my friends say i should write,but i have learned i can give anyone a million good ideas but use none of my own? is there a job for a professional muse?
anyway.....
Id like to change job and try something different but i am nervous about starting again and earning much less.I know with life experience and common sense what give me an advantage in my next chosen job but how do i take the next step.
Id like to do something in the e-commerce industry like website design and develope new ideas so we eventually do everything online and turn our busy high streets and shopping centres back into fields and parks.A job change? advice please....older and wiser welcome.?
Don't let fear of the unknown hold you back. At 40 I made a career change. Expand your comfort zone. If you find that you made a poor decision you will not be facing a firing squad. The absolute worst thing that can happen is that you will go back to being a a chef, right? But you will never know if you do not give it a try.A job change? advice please....older and wiser welcome.?
if you are educated in the e-commerce industry,then a good idea would be to take some courses in it!and its still a risky business even after that!i would keep my old job,while i did the other on the side until you get to making a steady good income at it!and security!and sure it will take up a lot of your free time to juggle it for a while,but nothing comes easy in life!hope this helps!
i'd freelance on the writing first. i have a writing job in the e-commerce industry and it doesn't pay much at first, but if you're really good at what you do, of course you get a pay raise and/or better ops. since you don't have industry experience in website design/proposals, i suggest you take a few night or online courses that will help you get a handle on those areas.
writing's great, as long as you have enough creative freedom to get you where you want. once you get published, you'll feel accomplished and will want to move on to bigger and better things.
hope this somewhat helps and good luck.
Why don't you just write about something that you have 9 years experience at - being a chef. You'd be surprised how well those books sell. But if you are in need of quicker income, then start writing articles or recipes for food magazines and your local paper.
As for being paid to be a muse, yes, there is such a thing as you authoring a book but someone else does the writing (a ghost-writer).
Is there anything else that you enjoy doing? Money isn't everything if you don't like your job.
i have a job change for you let me intro. you to prepaid legal making lots of $$$$ -$$$$$$ just by letting ppl know about identity theft and more
for more info go to my web.
prepaidlegal.com/go/kellyfarnsworth
and then email me
Are you presently living within your means? Do you rely on someone else's income to live? Do you have children to support? If you simplify your life so that you can live on one income (assuming two incomes presently), I think you should go for it. But if you aren't set, don't jeopardize your family's well-being and wait.
The transition needs to be calculated and the planning may take years. But it comes. My husband is doing it at forty.
If you are in a point in your life where you can make a job change without hurting your self....financially, etc...and do not have other people to support than making a ';huge'; job change that you are talking about would not be a bad thing.
You have to always think about how much a change will effect you and the people around you (meaning family and responsibilities).
Be careful trying to get into e-commerce industry and web design...if you do not have the proper education on paper (college) you might have a difficult time finding a company that will offer you a job.
My best advise that I can give you...is to research-research-research....don't cut your nose of to spite your face.
You can still move up in chef positions....look at better restaurants, look into running your own kitchen (head chef, kitchen manager, corp. chef training, etc.), or even opening your own restaurant.
There is nothing wrong with making changes in your life, just make sure you can cover all your basis!
ok here you have older, though not sure about wiser...but, in the past year I've had 2 deaths to deal with... and I look at those people and can't help thinking 'what is all this about'... So my older and mayber a little wiser opinion is... if you feel it in your heart then go for it... because its not so much as people say that 'life's too short'.... life is long enough it all depends what you fill it with... so go for it better a life of 'hey I did that and it didn't quite work out but at least I tried' or 'hey I did that and look where I am now' than... 'I really regret not doing that and now its too late'...
so don't make a life full of those regrets, if you feel its right bloody well grab it and run like hell..
Why not learn a craft. Start a small cottage business in your spare time and see if it takes off
Old people say ';Don't fly without looking a stone to sit';
Your life is 99% based on you It is yours. The 1% belongs to family and friends. They can simply tell what they have experienced and you is the person to utilise all the ideas plus anything what you learned from the past.
firstly, learning is life long and re-inventing ones self through out our working life is not just possible but good too. If you are at the top of your career, bored, unchallenged then yes go for it, try to do something new, the older you get the more transferable your skills become. there is a lot of on line training you can do, if you don't want to just give up your jib and salary straight away, i choose to take a different path in my career which meant dropping 30% of my salary in the first instance, but the rewards are job satisfaction and sanity for me.. you can do what ever you put your mind to, not always easy, but it will be rewarding if your determined. good luck.
I have always written in my spare time and run a website which is pretty rubbish in comparison to the rest of the web.Alot of my friends say i should write,but i have learned i can give anyone a million good ideas but use none of my own? is there a job for a professional muse?
anyway.....
Id like to change job and try something different but i am nervous about starting again and earning much less.I know with life experience and common sense what give me an advantage in my next chosen job but how do i take the next step.
Id like to do something in the e-commerce industry like website design and develope new ideas so we eventually do everything online and turn our busy high streets and shopping centres back into fields and parks.A job change? advice please....older and wiser welcome.?
Don't let fear of the unknown hold you back. At 40 I made a career change. Expand your comfort zone. If you find that you made a poor decision you will not be facing a firing squad. The absolute worst thing that can happen is that you will go back to being a a chef, right? But you will never know if you do not give it a try.A job change? advice please....older and wiser welcome.?
if you are educated in the e-commerce industry,then a good idea would be to take some courses in it!and its still a risky business even after that!i would keep my old job,while i did the other on the side until you get to making a steady good income at it!and security!and sure it will take up a lot of your free time to juggle it for a while,but nothing comes easy in life!hope this helps!
i'd freelance on the writing first. i have a writing job in the e-commerce industry and it doesn't pay much at first, but if you're really good at what you do, of course you get a pay raise and/or better ops. since you don't have industry experience in website design/proposals, i suggest you take a few night or online courses that will help you get a handle on those areas.
writing's great, as long as you have enough creative freedom to get you where you want. once you get published, you'll feel accomplished and will want to move on to bigger and better things.
hope this somewhat helps and good luck.
Why don't you just write about something that you have 9 years experience at - being a chef. You'd be surprised how well those books sell. But if you are in need of quicker income, then start writing articles or recipes for food magazines and your local paper.
As for being paid to be a muse, yes, there is such a thing as you authoring a book but someone else does the writing (a ghost-writer).
Is there anything else that you enjoy doing? Money isn't everything if you don't like your job.
i have a job change for you let me intro. you to prepaid legal making lots of $$$$ -$$$$$$ just by letting ppl know about identity theft and more
for more info go to my web.
prepaidlegal.com/go/kellyfarnsworth
and then email me
Are you presently living within your means? Do you rely on someone else's income to live? Do you have children to support? If you simplify your life so that you can live on one income (assuming two incomes presently), I think you should go for it. But if you aren't set, don't jeopardize your family's well-being and wait.
The transition needs to be calculated and the planning may take years. But it comes. My husband is doing it at forty.
If you are in a point in your life where you can make a job change without hurting your self....financially, etc...and do not have other people to support than making a ';huge'; job change that you are talking about would not be a bad thing.
You have to always think about how much a change will effect you and the people around you (meaning family and responsibilities).
Be careful trying to get into e-commerce industry and web design...if you do not have the proper education on paper (college) you might have a difficult time finding a company that will offer you a job.
My best advise that I can give you...is to research-research-research....don't cut your nose of to spite your face.
You can still move up in chef positions....look at better restaurants, look into running your own kitchen (head chef, kitchen manager, corp. chef training, etc.), or even opening your own restaurant.
There is nothing wrong with making changes in your life, just make sure you can cover all your basis!
ok here you have older, though not sure about wiser...but, in the past year I've had 2 deaths to deal with... and I look at those people and can't help thinking 'what is all this about'... So my older and mayber a little wiser opinion is... if you feel it in your heart then go for it... because its not so much as people say that 'life's too short'.... life is long enough it all depends what you fill it with... so go for it better a life of 'hey I did that and it didn't quite work out but at least I tried' or 'hey I did that and look where I am now' than... 'I really regret not doing that and now its too late'...
so don't make a life full of those regrets, if you feel its right bloody well grab it and run like hell..
Why not learn a craft. Start a small cottage business in your spare time and see if it takes off
Old people say ';Don't fly without looking a stone to sit';
Your life is 99% based on you It is yours. The 1% belongs to family and friends. They can simply tell what they have experienced and you is the person to utilise all the ideas plus anything what you learned from the past.
firstly, learning is life long and re-inventing ones self through out our working life is not just possible but good too. If you are at the top of your career, bored, unchallenged then yes go for it, try to do something new, the older you get the more transferable your skills become. there is a lot of on line training you can do, if you don't want to just give up your jib and salary straight away, i choose to take a different path in my career which meant dropping 30% of my salary in the first instance, but the rewards are job satisfaction and sanity for me.. you can do what ever you put your mind to, not always easy, but it will be rewarding if your determined. good luck.
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