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If you think you wouldn't hate the job, take it. nossy Send a noteboard - 25/02/2010 10:21:30 AM
The lesser responsibility will almost definitely turn into something bigger as they get to know you. And if not, you could always broaden your mind by taking classes or getting certifications on your line of work. Assuming whatever you do works that way.
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what would you do? moondog - 25/02/2010 07:35:41 AM 327 Views
well, a new job might be what you need?` jh - 25/02/2010 07:42:17 AM 155 Views
yeah, one of the upsides moondog - 25/02/2010 03:35:20 PM 156 Views
From what I've read on the subject this might not be the best idea Helene - 25/02/2010 08:03:30 AM 177 Views
If you think you wouldn't hate the job, take it. nossy - 25/02/2010 10:21:30 AM 171 Views
You have interesting points. *NM* Tashmere - 26/02/2010 12:27:05 AM 57 Views
How is that as a rough percentage of your overall income? Sareitha Sedai - 25/02/2010 03:18:16 PM 156 Views
It could hurt you on your resume in the future random thoughts - 25/02/2010 03:34:56 PM 149 Views
That's easy enough to avoid based on how you describe the positions though. Sareitha Sedai - 25/02/2010 03:43:00 PM 154 Views
You scare me when you say things with which I agree. Joel - 28/02/2010 02:59:12 AM 145 Views
Less responsibility and more pay? How is that even a serious question, unless . . . Palatine - 25/02/2010 05:42:11 PM 182 Views
Boredom has to be factored in. Not feeling needed has to be factored in. Tashmere - 26/02/2010 12:35:19 AM 157 Views
Perhaps, but he did ask what I would do. *NM* Palatine - 01/03/2010 06:14:57 PM 54 Views
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