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re: Construction Project Management and Career Changes
Posted on 12/2/20 at 12:29 pm to OGD
Posted on 12/2/20 at 12:29 pm to OGD
I made it to 40 without one, so I wouldn't say it was necessary. However, I did say it made a world of difference, as in, it helped.
I'm sorry you are too cool for counseling and reading comprehension.
I'm sorry you are too cool for counseling and reading comprehension.
Posted on 12/2/20 at 12:55 pm to shawnlsu
Sounds like you need a company change, not a career change.
I've been in commercial construction for over 20 years. I kept putting in the long hours and climbing my way to the top all while chasing the big money. I got there, but realized after about 5 years of the ridiculous stress and no social life that the huge paycheck only will keep you happy for so long.
I walked out one day on my own, basically telling my former employer to shove it (in so many words), without having anything else lined up. I was ready for a career change in my mid 40's. All the money the could throw at me wasn't worth my sanity and health problems due to the stress.
I went to a smaller company making less money, but also reducing my stress significantly. I make plenty to pay the bills and still have extra to spend when I want, but I feel it is the best decision I've ever made in my life. Plenty of free time and enjoying life again.
I took me a while to realize it's not the industry, just the situation you are in with your current company. Make that move somewhere else and get a fresh start. It may take a few moves, but find somewhere where you feel the fit is right and don't worry about the money.
I've been in commercial construction for over 20 years. I kept putting in the long hours and climbing my way to the top all while chasing the big money. I got there, but realized after about 5 years of the ridiculous stress and no social life that the huge paycheck only will keep you happy for so long.
I walked out one day on my own, basically telling my former employer to shove it (in so many words), without having anything else lined up. I was ready for a career change in my mid 40's. All the money the could throw at me wasn't worth my sanity and health problems due to the stress.
I went to a smaller company making less money, but also reducing my stress significantly. I make plenty to pay the bills and still have extra to spend when I want, but I feel it is the best decision I've ever made in my life. Plenty of free time and enjoying life again.
I took me a while to realize it's not the industry, just the situation you are in with your current company. Make that move somewhere else and get a fresh start. It may take a few moves, but find somewhere where you feel the fit is right and don't worry about the money.
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