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Just Some Thoughts ...Well, it's been almost a year since I graduated from uni and had a diploma. But... Nothing really changed. I've still got my previous work and use the same road to get there. The same faces, the same issues. I'm really bored. "Why don't try a new work?", you might ask. Why? Well, it's complicated. One should weight all pross and contras. The first ones are following: it's nearby, so I can save both money and time to get to work. Then, there is a canteen in the building and a kitchen in my department, so I can buy a dinner from a canteen rather cheaply or bring it from home and heat it in a microwave in the kitchen. And, finally, I'm good at my work, I really am. And what about the contras? There are: It's badly arranged, there is a lack of office equipment; my department includes only women, so there are many rumors and gossips, which I hate! It makes me nervous and even angry in the end of a day. And, at last, it's rather a position of responsibility, yet it's very poorly-paid. So, what do you think? Is it time to search for the other work?

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Just Some Thoughts

...Well, it's been almost a year since I graduated from uni and had a diploma got my degree. But... Nothing's really changed. I've still got my previous work and use the same road to get there. The same faces, the same issues. I'm really bored. "Why don't you try a new work job?", you might ask. Why? Well, it's complicated. One should weight up all the pross pros and contras cons. The first ones are  the following: it's nearby, so I can save both money and time to getting to work. Then, there is a canteen in the building and a kitchen in my department, so I can buy a dinner from a the canteen rather cheaply or bring it from home and heat it in a the microwave in the kitchen. And, finally, I'm good at my work, I really am. And what about the contras cons? There These are - It's badly arranged, there is a lack of office equipment; my department includes has got only women, so there are many rumors and much gossiping, which I hate! It makes me nervous and even angry in at the end of a day. And, at last finally, it's rather a position of responsibility, yet it's very poorly-paid. So, what do you think? Is it time to search for the other work?

Sounds  like it is time to move on;-)

(You would not be allowed to say such sexist things about woment in the west, so be careful, if you are seeking work there.Your English is good enough for that, though ;-)

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Just Some Thoughts

...Well, it's been almost a year since I graduated from uni and had a diploma. But... Nothing really changed. I've still got my previous work and use the same road to get there. The same faces, the same issues. I'm really bored. "Why don't try a new work?", you might ask. Why? Well, it's complicated. One should weight all pross and contras. The first ones are following: it's nearby, so I can save both money and time to get to work. Then, there is a canteen in the building and a kitchen in my department, so I can buy a dinner from a canteen rather cheaply or bring it from home and heat it in a microwave in the kitchen. And, finally, I'm good at my work, I really am. And what about the contras? There are: It's badly arranged, there is a lack of office equipment; my department includes only women, so there are many rumors and gossips, which I hate! It makes me nervous and even angry in the end of a day. And, at last, it's rather a position of responsibility, yet it's very poorly-paid. So, what do you think? Is it time to search for the other work?

 

'and had a diploma' : and received/gained a diploma
' . . Nothing really changed' : . . nothing has really changed
'I've still got my previous work' : not wrong, but could be said
better e.g. 'I still do the same work as before'
'Why don't try a new work?' : Why don't you try a new job?
'One should weight all pross and contras' : One should weigh all the 'pros and cons' [i.e. things for and things against]
'are following' : are the following
' . . the contras? There are . . ' : the cons. These are: . .
'there are many rumors and gossips' : there is a lot of rumour and gossip
in the end of a day' : by/at the end of the day
'And, at last . . ' : Lastly . .
'it's rather a position of responsibility' : it's a position of responsibility, it's rather a responsible position
'search for the other work?' : search for other work? / look for other work/another job

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