what would you do if you quit your job?

Answer 1

I quit a job in the early nineties and started hanging out at the beach here in San Diego.

I'll never forget that the first time I walked into the Greeen Flash after I quit, the waitress--who had never seen me before--said, "You certainly look relaxed."

I played golf, took books to the beach, listened to my CD player, until I ran out of money.

One day I got up and decided to go to Tucson. So I did. Spent three days there.

Another time, I drove to Pennsylvania, spent a month there, and came back to San Diego by way of Canada.

Another time, I went to Vegas on the spur of the moment, driving via Yuma.

I am in some sorry financial condition today, but boy, I had a good time.

And I'm not sure I wouldn't do it all over again the same way.

Note: I had some financial cushion, as I was drawing a monthly check from the government....but it didn't last!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Well, I'd have lined up a replacement job BEFORE I quit, so I'd probably take a week off then start the new job.

Quitting without a replacement job is either stupid or desperate. I can see quiting if you were sexually harassed or about to punch someone's lights out, but short of that, you should have kept calm and arranged for that new job. If your emotions got the best of you, then you'd better start polishing your shoes tonight, because you'd better start looking for a new job tomorrow!

Good luck!

Answer 4

First, I'd wait until I found a suitable replacement before quitting. If I quit, though, before finding a replacement, I would treat my job search like a job (get up in the morning & make a plan for sending out resumes and then stick to the plan, figure out who you need to follow up with after sending resumes or phone or personal interviews and then follow up with them). Do this for the entire morning, take a reasonable lunch break & then hit it again in the afternoon. If you stick to this, you should find a good job in a short amount of time.

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Answer 5

If I could quit my teaching job, I would go to college full time and finish my pre-med prerequisites. Then I would take the MCAT, apply to med school, and be a doctor. Right now, I'm teaching and taking classes at the same time. It's very exhausting (except during the summer).

Answer 6

better hope you can apply for Social Security, because you'll be living on that for a long time if you cant find another job quick

Answer 7

I would love to do that,
go school full time and get done with the degree .
save enough for buying a home.

Answer 8

start looking for another job, and hope your SSI calm is approved

Answer 9

Trade stocks full time