Confused about where to go next.. ironically.

Ev0 said:
The commute isn't quite 30 miles, but then it's all we've known since leaving uni so it's not something that bothers us.

I'd rather travel a bit more for a better paid role than limit myself with distance, although 30 miles is a fair way. Some people I know won't go 5 miles from their house and really think that if you don't work in the town you live in you're mad.
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Indeed...I used to have an hours drive every day for a job once...and that was only for 12k, just because I had to at the time to get some form of money coming in...

I suppose if the job was right, I would do it, but when I search I dont normally look that affar...Sadly I live in a small town, so there is nothing here...I had to drive atleast 10 miles each direction to get to a bigger town.

LordSplodge said:
30 miles is not that bad a commute, unless you're planning on driving into London or some such...

I would think given the current economic climate that you'd have to accept some form of commute for a career change.

Oh and be aware that IT is often an easy target for cuts. Don't jump from the frying pan into the fire.
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Well I'd be driving, I wouldn't be able to afford driving and a train...at the moment anyway...either way, I wouldnt want to spend over an hour commuting to work...

As above, the reason I worked in Luton travelling for an hour one way was because of the way things turned in 2008, so I know what its like to have to travel 'just because' :(

I'm in IT, although in the public sector, so I kinda have jumped into the fire, but it was either this or carry on at Wickes! :)
 
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