What job would you take

jmsremax · 04-27-2010, 08:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Mugen910

Depends on your age and current relationship status with family and friends. It also depends on how much gambling you want to take. 10+ years is a long time and who knows how well the economy will be. Job B sounds like a good start and keep in mind you don't have to stay there forever, you just need experience. I believe the avg person changes jobs at least 5x in his or her lifetime.

I agree. Plus who's to say a few years down the line you can't go to another company anyways? Never settle for anything less than you deserve.

My choice would be B.

hotreds · 04-27-2010, 08:09 AM

$$ isn't everything. B!

jmsremax · 04-27-2010, 08:38 AM

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Originally Posted by hotreds

$$ isn't everything. B!

He would be making more money with job B.

Veritas · 04-27-2010, 08:52 AM

I would only consider the A option if single, or if my wife had a job with benefits, and it was in a field I planned to work in for the foreseeable future. The benefits (assuming medical, 401(k), vacation time) tip the scales strongly toward option B.

It sounds like A is a gamble on the potential for a better future and B is the guarantee for a better now. Rather than look at B as a dead-end position, view it as a stepping stone to a better company.

Regardless of your choice, congratulations!

04-27-2010, 08:09 AM	#2
hotreds Ephesians 2:8 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: 5 miles past "Resume Speed" Posts: 11,674 Trading: (63)	Re: What job would you take $$ isn't everything. B! __________________ God loves you so much, that he made you read this, just to let you know.

04-27-2010, 08:52 AM	#4
Veritas Still Watching My Back Join Date: Aug 2009 First Name: Gregory Location: Denver, CO Posts: 216 Trading: (1)	Re: What job would you take I would only consider the A option if single, or if my wife had a job with benefits, and it was in a field I planned to work in for the foreseeable future. The benefits (assuming medical, 401(k), vacation time) tip the scales strongly toward option B. It sounds like A is a gamble on the potential for a better future and B is the guarantee for a better now. Rather than look at B as a dead-end position, view it as a stepping stone to a better company. Regardless of your choice, congratulations!