At a crossroads & seeking advice. Job-related

[aristocatz]

Formally apply for both positions. Wait until you have job offers for both positions. Compare them, and then decide. I would not make any decisions until you KNOW you potentially could take EITHER job.

Would the job with your former boss require a relocation of your family? If so, that is a BIG thing to weigh.

Thank you-that is good advice. No relocation necessary for the other district.

 

[moniqueand2]

If you are able try to get the new title as "assistant director" or director rather than coordinator. That little bit of wordsmithing may get you more respect. Especially, since you have built the program and have deep insight into the job.

 

[Dan Murphy]

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Can you share maybe 1 of those 10 professional skills, Jay, kind of like a teaser?

And welcome to the dis.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Communication: Effective communication is crucial in any career. It involves not only conveying information clearly and concisely but also listening actively and responding appropriately.

Thanks, Jay.

 

[dizneegirl]

So now I REALLY want to know which direction the original poster went in, and how it went! Did DH get to quit the second job?