I feel badly pigeonholed in my current role and am starting to fade. Although I like my firm and wouldn't otherwise want to leave it, my particular position is getting boring. I also feel that enough people are senior to me for the most interesting projects (been there longer, PhDs) that the situation is not going to change in the near future.
Are there any headhunters out there who can help me weigh my options? Interesting work is an extremely high priority, trumping pretty much anything else. I am willing to leave finance if I can get similar pay. (Actually, I'm slightly biased against finance.)
Pigeonholed, bored and fading fast / need advice of a headhunter
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plumber
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Babs
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Pigeonholed, bored and fading fast / need advice of a headhunter
Send me a copy of your resume (in my profile) nand I will take a look.
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Pigeonholed, bored and fading fast / need advice of a headhunter
Shoot me an email and let's see if I can help with some advice.
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Pigeonholed, bored and fading fast / need advice of a headhunter
Hey Plumber,
Just out of curiosity, what other positions are there outside of finance that would pay as handsomly? The only one that comes to mind is the pharmaceutical industry. I do not know your background, of course, but plumbers do make good wages.
Cheers
Just out of curiosity, what other positions are there outside of finance that would pay as handsomly? The only one that comes to mind is the pharmaceutical industry. I do not know your background, of course, but plumbers do make good wages.
Cheers
"No matter where you go, there you are" -commissioning plaque for the USS Excelsior (Star Trek)