My thoughts about my current job My thoughts about my current job

The plural ‘thoughts’ here works better here

My thoughts about my current job My thoughts about my current job

I've been thinking about leaving my current job because even ifthough I've been working there for 8 years, but the salary has almost not increased at all. I've been thinking about leaving my current job because even though I've been working there for 8 years, the salary has almost not increased at all.

1) We use ‘even though’ to contrast thoughts and ‘even if’ for possibility. - “Even though it’s raining, we’re going to go to the park”- It is raining but you will not change your plans. - “Even if it rains later, we’re going to go to the park”- It could rain later, but even if it does, you are going to go to the park. 2) You do not need ‘but’ because “even though” is already showing the contrast.

I've been thinking about leaving my current job because even if I've been working for 8 years, but the salary has almost not increased at all. I've been thinking about leaving my current job because even if I've been working for 8 years, the salary has almost not increased at all.

My company was a small business with about 10 employees when I first joined,. My company was a small business with about 10 employees when I first joined.

Over the years, the workplaforce has gradually shrunk, and there are now only 5 employees left. Over the years, the workforce has gradually shrunk, and there are now only 5 employees left.

The sentence is understandable, but the "workforce" is more appropriate because you are talking about the people in the company.

I work as a chemical engineer to formulate theing chemicals for the leather industry, and the following is why I want to leave my job: I work as a chemical engineer formulating chemicals for the leather industry, and the following is why I want to leave my job:

1) ‘Formulating’ is the term that we use for developing chemical products. 2) When we talk about a specific sector of business or manufacturing, we use the definitive article before it. 3) Your last sentence is grammatically correct, but it doesn’t feel very natural. You could also say… - “ There are a few main reasons why I want to quit…” - “Here’s why I’m looking for a new job…”

One reason is that (the salary is almost equal to the same level of the pasthas not changed / the salary has stagnated). One reason is that (the salary has not changed / the salary has stagnated).

One reason is that the salary is almost equal to the same level ofas in the past. One reason is that the salary is almost the same level as in the past.

Another reason is that I must do some kind ofam asked to do works that are’s outside of the scope of my responsibilities, Another reason is that I am asked to do work that’s outside of the scope of my responsibilities,

1) Work is an uncountable noun here, so we need to remove the s 2) We say “outside the scope of my responsibility”

Another reason is that I must do some kind of wortasks that are outside the scope of my responsibilities,. Another reason is that I must do some tasks that are outside the scope of my responsibilities.

or record theiring him debating with the builders or structural engineers. or recording him debating with the builders or structural engineers.

or record their debatinge with the builders or structural engineers. or record their debate with the builders or structural engineers.

mainly something thatusually this is related to my boss's personal thingslife, such as helping him take the photos of his new house under the construction, usually this is related to my boss's personal life, such as helping him take photos of his new house under construction,

1) Usually is good here because it shows that you are being asked to do this regularly. 2) “personal things” can sound like objects that your boss owns. Using personal life is more natural.

This is mainly something that is related to my boss's personal things, such as helping him take the photo of his new house under the construction, This is mainly something that is related to my boss' personal things, such as helping him take the photo of his new house under the construction,

It's too not meaningfulless and nothing about related to my work. It's meaningless and not related to my work.

It's too not meaningful and nothing about related to my work. It's too not meaningful and no related to my work.

I think that if it happened occasionally, I diwouldn'’t mind, but unfortunately my boss takes it for granted. I think that if it happened occasionally, I wouldn’t mind, but unfortunately my boss takes it for granted.

Wouldn’t = would not To take conjugated for it (so your boss) is takes

I think that if it happened occasionally, I dithen I wouldn't mind, but u. Unfortunately my boss takes it for granted. I think that if it happened occasionally, then I wouldn't mind. Unfortunately my boss takes it for granted.