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AIBU?

Share your dilemmas and get honest opinions from other Mumsnetters.

By turning down a job (potentially)

4 replies

Shizzlestix · 26/02/2018 20:34

I need to leave my current workplace. I’ve started to hate it despite having seriously improved certain aspects-rave annual review, but some awful behaviour from those senior to me. There’s a job coming up for which I’ve been offered an interview. However, I just don’t think it’s the job for me. There are other jobs coming up, quite a lot. AIBU to hold my nerve and tolerate the crap from above and wait til something more appealing comes up or do I take it just to get out? Sorry, don’t want to say what job.

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52FestiveRoad · 26/02/2018 21:37

I would go along to the interview, it might be a good stop gap until you find something more suitable, and it would give you some recent interview experience . How is it financially? More money than current job?

rosenylund · 26/02/2018 22:02

I'm in a very similar position, have decided to just go the interview and make any decisions from there - either way good experience. I'm trying to view it as an entirely separate thing to everything else.

Shizzlestix · 26/02/2018 22:53

Same money. Trouble is my age, wrong side of 40, in my industry, people are not madly keen to recruit older people.

I might not get offered the role, which would solve the dilemma!

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frasier · 26/02/2018 22:57

You don't think it's the job for you, but you don't know, so it might be worth going just to find out. You can always turn it down. Plus it's a dress rehearsal for an interview for a job you DO want. Plus you'll feel better doing something proactive instead of sitting at work with your awful bosses.

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