I'm Having A Dilema

[abbeylee90]

I been offered an interview for warehouse work closer to home but I'm happy in my cleaning job in a care home, so I wouldn't know what to do if I was offered a job. Also I haven't got my new job on my CV as it was sometime ago, do I tell them?

[Tilly2]

If you're happy where you are, stay there.

[237SJ]

If I was you I would stay where you are if you are happy there. Chopping and changing jobs every 5 minutes won't look good on your CV either.

[THECORBYLOON]

If you're happy where you are, why would you want to leave it?

You need stable employment and you might regret leaving your current job.

[abbeylee90]

Do I go to the interview?

[THECORBYLOON]

It's your choice ultimately but if it were me, I'd stop applying for other jobs for now.

[abbeylee90]

I did I applied for this same time as my current one

[THECORBYLOON]

I wouldn't go to it. If you go and are offered it, you'd be on here swithering about accepting it or no.

[Hazlinny]

Abbey, if I remember correctly, you didn't do too well at warehouse work. Stick with your present job where you say you are happy.

[Buenchico]

You've got a history of being dissatisfied with your jobs (or with employers being dissatisfied with your work). You've now found a job where you're happy (and, presumably, your employer is happy too).

Stay!!!

[abbeylee90]

I enjoyed it but thru got rid of me do an employee can come back. I'm happy and hopefully it stays that way

[Floko]

I agree with all the others. Please stay where you are happy.
The grass sometimes seems greener somewhere else, but suppose the warehouse accepted you and then, later, laid you off. ? You would be left with no job again.

[abbeylee90]

It's fine im staying the working hours are not as good.

[Floko]

Keep up your good work, Abbey at the care home.
the boss is obviously happy with what you done so far

[barry1010]

I'm glad you've decided to stay put.

[William51]

As you are happy stay where you are and stop applying for jobs as it is stressful.