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Originally Posted by Jan1212
Don't stay if they do not give benefits.. but the raise is a very good thing. I'm the same age as you and I am still not sure where I want to be however the only good thing with my license I can branch off to any specialty. Credits expire (here in the US east coast) I was known as "the very quiet kid" Oh she's so quiet. Etc.
When I started my first job I realized I talked so much. Believe me. I became head of my unit overlooking staff. I had to talk to everyone. Tell their assignments, make decisions under pressure. Talk to doctors and to people in front of their families.
Don't underrate yourself. It's hard at first but when you are used to it. It will become second nature.
Don't stay on the computer for too long. Or think about the anxieties for too long. Don't sell urself short
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Thank you for your response, I appreciate it!
What type of license do you have, if you don't mind me asking. Wow, I'm from the east coast and had no ideas credits expire.. very good thing to know and will look into that as well!
I suppose I do underrate myself a lot, it also doesn't help that my current job has no growth opportunities not even personal, it's a routine but I cannot complain as it has helped me out a lot in my life and different situations. I just get bored of it sometimes, I want to know what it feels to wake up drive to a job, have co workers, social skills. I'm an introvert, quite shy so I always told myself I have the best job but I do wish to aim for higher, create networking contacts and just a greater opportunity, someday. I am very blessed to be able to work from home but I would also like to gain additional work skills. For instance, I can't imagine myself managing, or giving others directions..I feel I don't have it in me, but then again I will never know unless I try or placed in that position. I'm not ready for a job change at the moment but I do want to prepare myself because I know it will happen in the future. That's kind of why I wanted to take advantage now and do something on the side, such as finishing a degree.