Hmm... so you're probably making more money now with how much OT you've been doing comparing annual to annual?
Halp I guess fly is on something
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i don't think so. they really don't offer overtime that much. I haven't been keeping track but its definitely been much less than 100 hours this year. its just when they do its in big chunks.
The best cat I've ever owned was a female and named for the Spanish word for boobs.
Boys are typically easier tho.
Will you believe he is the second coming of jesus and that helter skelter was written to warn us of the impending race wars?
If so, then yes.
Mean Mr. Mustard
Always shouts out something obscene
Or I can keep doing what I do right now, and work for a small company in a significant role where I'm appreciated and rewarded for what I do. I love the work I do, and it makes a positive dent in the world. Heaven forbid I take pride in that shit.
Now if I worked in a call center or something equally mundane/useless, I'd be saying something different.
although oddly... it seems he is.
I mean he supports himself, he's gainfully employed and being offered a promotion, he's making at LEAST $200 dollars a day. Something that cant be said for other siblings. AHEM
Wes, if its financially worth it (run the math, use this as an argument for additional pay if its not), take it.
It may suck, but you'll be able to do it, whatever this is its not completely out of the realm of your skillset, and you are capable.
If its sucks too badly, ask yourself if its worse than what you were doing, and at that point, make a plan to be doing what it is you actually WANT to do, that wont suck. But neither your current job, nor this new job fit that bill right? They are equal, but different, amounts of suck?
It may suck, but you'll be able to do it, whatever this is its not completely out of the realm of your skillset, and you are capable.
If its sucks too badly, ask yourself if its worse than what you were doing, and at that point, make a plan to be doing what it is you actually WANT to do, that wont suck. But neither your current job, nor this new job fit that bill right? They are equal, but different, amounts of suck?
Amstel
The Hoarse Whisperer
do the math for the difference. Calculate that in real $$. when I was in my 20's I went from sales to management for 12% more % and it was a huge mistake. I went from being responsible for me to babysitting & I'm a people person too, but never thought about 'managing' the sales personalitites of successful high pressure sales reps. It was a mess. Now, I have a manager that can do it, but there's no way he could sell. 10x better manager of sales reps than I could be. I'm just glad he reports to me and that I don't have to do it.