I decided to move closer to my job in Zurich; only to realize that I no longer wanted to work for my employer. So I quit. And I did this before applying for a new gig. I eventually applied for a new teaching position and landed a job in two weeks. In Switzerland, you are required to give 3 months notice when quitting. Can you imagine working day in and day out for 3 months for an employer you no longer care about?
Although, I will be working with children, I was not required to have my background checked. This was also the case for my last job. I'm not sure if this is because I work for a private school or because I have previous experience working as a public school teacher in the US, but I must admit, as a future parent, this doesn't make me feel secure.
I recently moved to a new city in a different canton (state).
I love my new apartment and city. I am centrally located - 30 minutes by train to Zurich, Bern, and Luzern (my favorite Swiss city). And I am near some of my favorite shops - Mango, Manor, and Casa.
The more and more things change, the more and more I continue to feel a part of Swiss culture. I'm starting to look at things the way they are done in Switzerland. My American layers are peeling away faster than I expected.
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Congrats on finding something else that suits you and on peeling those layers. I'm getting better at the peeling too. ;)
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