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My samsung a9 phone's screen broke , the staff at samsung said if they fix the screen , the data will be erased , but due to the pin lock screen , i cant transfer data anywhere without unlocking(which

Iโ€™m not overly familiar with Samsung phones but isnโ€™t there an internal SD card you can remove that stores all of your phones data?

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๐•อคอญอฅฬ‡๐•–๐•ฅ๐•šใ€‚(Yeti.) wrote:
You've worked several stressful jobs in the past, one of them as an accountant I believe. If it's somewhat above minimum, I don't quite understand wherefore you'd be haemorrhaging money to such an extent. No offspring, mayhap medical expense, debt or the business?
I don't mean to pry, nor saying that you should go down with the ship, just concerned beyond the dry arithmetic of this decision.

No, that is a fair question. My rent is very high, and I still have a lot of student loans. My job also does not offer any type of health insurance. The biggest factor, however, is that my husband has been unemployed for almost a year now except for the odd jobs here and there. He is looking for a job, but being the sole breadwinner and making the same amount of money that I did when I was an intern (very low) is really stressing me out. I have tried my best to cut down on bills, and donโ€™t spend money on anything that isnโ€™t absolutely necessary but it is tough.

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jj01 wrote:
"Believe it or not, I make less than $__,000 a year!" (Fill in the blank with what the going annual pay is for what you do.)

I like it!

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Yorick wrote:
i wonder if i made twice what i make now, would my troubles be over? or will i just buy my way into a life needing more? lol.

i'm trying real hard to be a minimalist. :D

More money more problems LOL

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smiley wrote:
Enjoying your work and liking the people you work with is very rare. If it's possible, stay where you are, but talk with your boss about your needs. Employment is not enslavement - you have control over the relationship just as much as the boss does. If you stay on thorough the difficult time, you're due a big raise and promotion when the company is through it.

Thatโ€™s true too. Even with the raise and/or promotion, I wouldnโ€™t be making as much as the job market dictates. I really do want to stay, though. But I just donโ€™t see how I can afford to. One of my coworkers told me this happened once about 10 years ago and they didnโ€™t get a raise, they just got back up to their original salaries incrementally over more than a year ๐Ÿ˜ฐ

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jj01 wrote:

Araz wrote:
Thank you! So when people ask โ€˜why are you leavingโ€™ I shouldnโ€™t say โ€˜moneyโ€™? Lol. Or maybe some bs โ€˜for personal growthโ€™ response ๐Ÿ˜ช

"I've gone as far as I can where I am."

jj01 wrote:
I'm traveling today, but will check in later, if you have more questions for me. :-)

Perfect! What about when they ask for my current salary? How do I answer that when I should be making double what Iโ€™m making right now?

PS Thank you so much

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Thank you! So when people ask โ€˜why are you leavingโ€™ I shouldnโ€™t say โ€˜moneyโ€™? Lol. Or maybe some bs โ€˜for personal growthโ€™ response ๐Ÿ˜ช

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Help me with..

Are you able to access your phone on iTunes? Also, if you have iCloud, you should be able to sign in online on your computer and access all of your photos without connecting your phone!

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jj01 wrote:

Araz wrote:

jj01 wrote:
I was a TP recruiter in my last life! ;-)

Lol!

No, seriously! I was recruiting for 20 years before the internet was invented! :-)

Oh thatโ€™s awesome! Any advice for interviewing? I get so nervous.

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jj01 wrote:

Araz wrote:
...itโ€™s time to start the job hunt.

Don't tell any of your coworkers you're interviewing elsewhere! Word gets around an office as quick as mud slides downhill, and if your employer knows you're looking, they could see that as disloyalty... Same results as accepting a counter-offer. :-/

I definitely will not do this!!!

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