So today is my last day at my current job. I will make it a little over a month shy of 15 years. On Monday, I start my new position as a backend developer for a university, creating APIs that fuel both mobile and web apps. This is a very exciting change of pace and will have a bit of a learning curve.

 

I am both excited for what comes next but it's also a little scary, having been in the same position for so long where I know everything about everything to starting all over again.

Wish me luck!

Good luck!

Go get 'em. Moves are good.

I wish you great success and happiness in your new position!!

 

 

 

Mike

Just think of it as fishing a new lake, that has many DD bass and you are the first to fish there.

Good luck buddy!

 

What univ you working at?

Good Luck !

A-Jay

Best of luck.  Changing jobs is stressful but usually works out for the best.

1 hour ago, Jigfishn10 said:

Good luck buddy!

 

What univ you working at?

Northeastern. I almost went there - got accepted even just opted to stay local.

Now you have a challenge and we all know you will master your new career, easily.

 

All the best for continued success.

16 hours ago, Boomstick said:

Northeastern. I almost went there - got accepted even just opted to stay local.

Are you working in Boston?

Long commute from N Adams. Had a coworker who worked downtown Boston, commuted from Pittsfield.

 

 

Think of it as an opportunity. 

Goodluck and congratulations on the new job.

6 hours ago, Jigfishn10 said:

Are you working in Boston?

It's fully remote. I may go in to meet people in person but travel is generally not required.

 

6 hours ago, padlin said:

Long commute from N Adams. Had a coworker who worked downtown Boston, commuted from Pittsfield.

 

 

I will be working remote (same as the old job)

I thought of that after I posted, different world from when I worked.

Congrats!

Have no Idea what you're talking about jobwise. Don't know what an API is. Congrats and drive it like you stole it.

 

I just applied for an instructors position in hvac. Not planning on quitting my current job, just looking to teach in the evenings. My industry is hurting for help. If I can make a difference, I will.  

10 hours ago, slonezp said:

Have no Idea what you're talking about jobwise. Don't know what an API is. Congrats and drive it like you stole it.

 

I just applied for an instructors position in hvac. Not planning on quitting my current job, just looking to teach in the evenings. My industry is hurting for help. If I can make a difference, I will.  

Make sure you teach them to put the plug back in the gas valve after testing the gas pressure before they fire the furnace back up.  Back in the day when I did HVAC I forgot to do that twice! You’d think after I singed my eyebrows I wouldn’t do it again but yup I did. ?