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    • scottalanmiller
      scottalanmiller last edited by

      http://www.infoworld.com/t/information-technology-careers/9-signs-you-should-jump-ship-new-job-244674

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      • Joy
        Joy last edited by

        Thanks for posting. i like this
        3. No clear career path -- beyond management

        1. Training is encouraged -- on your own time or dime
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        • scottalanmiller
          scottalanmiller last edited by

          Yeah. If training is all on you, they intend for you to move on. There is no future.

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          • Joy
            Joy @scottalanmiller last edited by

            @scottalanmiller said:

            Yeah. If training is all on you, they intend for you to move on. There is no future.

            A very good sign 🙂

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            • alexntg
              alexntg last edited by alexntg

              I used to work for a place like that, and left back in 2012.
              Edit; Yes, all 9 items.

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              • C
                Carnival Boy last edited by

                Not sure. I've worked for loads of small, relatively low-tech manufacturing companies in the UK, and they all sounds like the description in the link to various degrees. It is a source of constant frustration to me. Sometimes I think I'm in the wrong industry and would be better off elsewhere. But mostly I love it. I love small manufacturing companies and have made it my life's work to drag them kicking and screaming from the 18th century to the 21st century. And this is now what I do. I could move to another manufacturing company but I'm sure I'll be faced with the same challenges and frustrations.

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