Fed up...need advice!

Of course you have to do what you feel is right, but I would be wary of a geographical solution. You may be happier in Denver or you may not.

I will be. I'll make the best of my situation.

I suppose you expect to me to fix your incorrect spelling of "waiting"


yes I do

I suppose you expect to me to fix your incorrect spelling of "waiting"


shouldnt it be expect for me instead of expect to me

shouldnt it be expect for me instead of expect to me

Good job man. I was waiting to see how long you'd pick up on that one (Writing "Would" wrong was not a test)

Good job man. I was waiting to see how long you'd pick up on that one (Writing "Would" wrong was not a test)

LOL...right it was just a "test"...wink wink.

I and the entire warpath and the Redskins in 1991 are winners!!!!!!

I and the entire warpath and the Redskins in 1991 are winners!!!!!!

Where did this post come from?

Where did this post come from?


my keyboard.

(I noticed your wife was a HR Director, so please excuse me if I repeat some of the things she's advised you to do)

while the monster.com thing didn't work, check out the Denver newspapers websites and see what job listings they have there. I know the Washington Post here has a very good job database of which to look at local jobs.

Once you find a few positions you are looking at, go to the company's website and apply through them. A lot of times, job sites do not update their database quickly enough, and jobs you may have applied to through Monster may not be available anymore. Usually the company will list exactly how they want information from their applicants. And once you apply, follow up with a phone call and describe your situation, especially since you are looking to relocate, a phone call will help explain.

I also believe there are companies that specialize in helping people find jobs as they relocate. Look into those as well.

Good luck in your quest to move to Denver...

Also, you may want to consider south a bit. I lived in Colorado Springs for two years and it still is one of favorite places. It's been nearly 10 years and the place exploded in population which can be a good thing. It's a quick drive (1 hour) up to Denver if you want to do "big city" stuff. Check it out.