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This changes everything.

 

To be honest Juelz, does it?
The OP applied for the Job, went through the Interview process, read (I presume) the Job Description, accepted the Salary and Role, and all he seems to have done since is moan about the role, how its not challenging and its a waste of his time. All within 4 days of working there.
(But I do see what you mean, not having a dig at you).

 

"WhY they paying me 40k British pounds when someone fresh out of school can do what I'm doing"

 

Damn, Dave beat me to it.

He is earning 40k sterling.

 

Lol! then my original statement is how I feel, absolute banter in here right now.

 

I knew I had read that somewhere!!

 

Contradiction in your own statements there. You have already admitted you have seen areas to improve and to grow, then state you will not.

Well done as usual!

 

Ah I must have got my wires crossed. Thanks for pointing that out.

Please however keep this thread constructive and don't let it turn into basing the OP.

 

There won't be any banning happening. I myself have been frustrated by the OP's threads. If we can keep our replies constructive there may be a slim chance something resonates with the OP. If not, I'm sure none of us will lose any sleep over it.

 

Hey guys,

its 40k british pounds not 40k nzd so this is like 81,720.02 NZD

Anyways, I understand there are some non technical basics that I need to get right and I will work on them, they are not a big deal to fix, its good I detected them earlier on. arroryn you do not need to do easy work to do hard work I did high level complex work in my last place and I gave them references over this on the work I did , so I did it before i have the experience , I just feel down doing basic technical support work, I miss the level of work I did in my last organization, I was the go to guy for everything and now in this organization I have to prove myself which is straight bull shite because the kind of the work I did was more harder than what the technical leads or so called senior engineers do in my new place, plus I gave them references over the work I did and proved in interview ! .

I Change jobs on average close to 2 years, and being working in IT close to 5 years now, None has ever called me a job hopper or anything like that ever or showed concern. I will give this job another 3 months and talk to my manager in the mean time if I cant do what I want and what i was hired to do ( I will improve those non technical things cause they are important and easy to fix) if I don't get what I want I will leave, being unemployed like before was so much better to tell you the truth.

 

I was with you up until this point... you must be taking the Mick.. so you would rather be unemployed than stick with a job you can do paying you £40,000pa? fair enough if you went into it thinking you would be doing certain things and it's turned out you aren't but your last comment is disgusting, clearly you dont have a family to support, I currently earn 10k a year mate doing back-breaking work and putting up with aload of crap and it took me alot of trouble to even find this job and thats after studying at college for 7 years and getting top marks. I have to raise my son on a small bit of money yet I am grateful as it beats being on the doll which I was for 4 months and that was enough for me I see so amny people struggle to get jobs these days and work with people doing the worst jobs ever just to make ends meet, who wont see 40k in 5 years worth of wages. I'm not investing anymore time into you now you are taking the absolute piss and have completely naffed me off.

Goodbye

 

Not a good idea to be unemployed... Doesn't matter if you like your job or not... I can understand certain circumstances might make you quit your job before finding another one, but rule of thumb, never quit a job before finding another one, it looks bad on your CV.

 

they do but the other people are doing it,