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I just quit my job

That’s it, it’s finally done; I quit my job. I’m thinking of going back to school, but inorder to do this I need to quit my job (and that means I loose my steady income). I’ve been tumbling back and forth deciding if it’s the right thing to do, but today I called my boss up and gave her the story. So now I’m officially unemployed by the end of July.. ;)

By then I should know if my application got accepted - otherwise I need to start looking for a new job. This time closer to Stockholm for sure. ;)

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4 Responses to “I just quit my job”

  1. Jennula Says:
    May 25th, 2006 at 9:00 pm

    Yay, we can be unemplyed together :P Nah, seriouely, I hope you get accepted at the education! Time for me to go to arbetsförmedlingen soon though :P

  2. Jules Says:
    June 2nd, 2006 at 11:18 am

    hey dude,

    hope you get the news you want!! what are you applying for exactly?? what are you going to study?

    by the way, can i have your msn messenger contact?? i feel like i’m totally losing touch with everyone on my journal/blog lists as i hardly check them out anymore and it would be nice to keep in touch with everyone! :) mine is my hotmail email address if you still have it, so feel free to add me if you want!

    see you around!

    - jules

  3. Jules Says:
    June 2nd, 2006 at 11:19 am

    p.s. holy cow, the way comments are posted on your website totally rocks!! hhahaha, so i’m just going to post another one to check it out again. :P

  4. Pate Says:
    June 2nd, 2006 at 1:46 pm

    Haha! Comments are sent with some help of Javascript (or as most people say “AJAX”). It’s fast and looks nice. ;)
    I applied to a school called Nackademin, it’s a 2 year education with one third LIA (Lärande i Arbete ~ roughly translated to “Learning at work”) meaning I will spend 1/3 of the time in real companies learning while working. I applied to a network class and will mainly expand on the areas I started in my earlier school years. Don’t get a title after I quit like on normal universities, but I hopefully will be able to take certificates from both Cisco and Microsoft which hopefully will help me get a techwork in the future. ;)
    I’ll add you to my MSN later this evening, don’t feel comfortable writing out here in the comments (to avoid spam).

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