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Originally Posted by hisalterego  Sounds like the same situation I am in right now, I sell major home appliances for Sears, at first I don't mind it at all, Sears was the tops in home appliances, over 40% market share just 5 years ago still, then it's been going downhill since, I caught just the tail end of the good ol' days. Now the competition is fierce and I can go work for any one of my competitions and make money but I kind of want to get out of it totally just for the sake of something new. I can probably get a lot of jobs pertaining to sales and customer service and make decent money and I don’t mind selling at all, I like that part of it but I will not do outside sales and cold calls. Right now I am just so sick of Sears as a company that I could make the mistake of get out just to get out and jump into something worse, geez… someone knock some sense into me
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Your experience and the length of time with the company looks good on a résumé - especially in a time when, according to recent research, the average American is only staying at a job for 2 years or less. You really should keep looking and tough it out a little longer. I made the mistake of jumping from one rental car company to another, thinking the grass would be so much greener. I did it because the pay was better, the hours were fewer, and it was an easy job to get, since they recruited me. However, it's still renting cars. Retail. The fact that you have a strong sales background and have been with the same company for over six years is desireable to future employers. Get in touch with a head hunter who can help place you in a position that is well suited to your needs and talents. I know there are a few who frequent this site. Anyone paying attention, help him/her out?