Pine Box

North Georgia...

Stay away until businesses demand that it be lifted.

If they don't demand that it be lifted. Let them bankrupt and close the doors.

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Would you like me to post them? Pruitt recruited several. Yalls problem is losing which causes the few top guys to go to other programs.

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That is what we get for hiring a born and inbred piece of shite from Alabama.

He was too stupid to pull off the cheating on his own. He had worked for filthy Alabama so long. He thought that was normal business. He didn't have dirty little midget to watch over him at UT.

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About 3" of snow on the ground here in North AL

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Alabama actually only got 1 inch....but the Bammers are claiming 3. :lol:

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I guess that the moon is not in space.

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They literally claim that they have lost the plans and blurprints that sent man to the moon.

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You realize that white people can act like animals too right?

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Yeah, but we don't make a habit of it. :rolleyes:

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I am currently in a Labor & Employee Relations role based in Charlotte, NC. I have been with this company since last April. I was approached about joining the legal team as an Labor & Employee Relations Manager for a very large corporation.

Pros:

1. 20% increase in pay from by current base salary.
2. Fully remote position so would be able to move wherever we wish. Current role is half remote, half in the office. I hate going to the office.
3. Signing bonus
4. This new company has a much more lucrative 401K program. They match up to 6%.
5. Better yearly bonus. They target 16% of your salary at my level
6. 2 weeks of paternity leave(have a little girl on the way). Current company makes you use your PTO and there is no paternity leave
7. Stock options in year 2, which isn't offered with current company.
8. More options for career growth.

Cons:
1. More travel. Will likely travel around 30%
2. Jumping ship after 9 months
3. I like my current job duties but am not really challenged. This new role would be tougher
4. I really enjoy the people I work with now.
5. Work for a smaller company so there is more room to start initiatives of my own.

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I did this in early September. My boss understood and told me I could come back if he had not filled my job.

Quit my job of years that I loved. Because I got greedy. Took a 30% pay hike. Better benefits, raises, bonuses, peace, love, and rainbows...blah, blah, blah...

2½ weeks in I walked the frick out. Called my old boss. "Guy I hired to replace you starts October 4."

There was a reason the new job paid so well. It takes that for people to tolerate the bullshite. I just happen to be one of those people that don't need the money that bad.

Now I have a job I can tolerate making 15% less than my old job.

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I like my current job duties

I really enjoy the people I work with now.

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Think long and hard. Those two things mean A LOT.

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not really challenged. This new role would be tougher

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You want a challenge? Climb K2 without oxygen. Your happiness is at stake here.

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WildcatMike

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fricking moron

:lol:

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Tennessee fans are growing a complex toward UK

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:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

You're what 42-3 against us the past 45 years?

You're not shite. You're not even an afterthought. GTFO.

You are an automatic win in our book. :bird:

5 minute photo-op for these scumbags.