That was my spring splurge! Well not splurge per say considering my last car was 16 years old and very very near death!
As for the job thing...well, do you like what you do? Could you see yourself doing it and enjoying your time there? If so I'd say go for it. I'm the first one to say, stay in school and finish what you started, get a degre, bla,bla, bla but I'm also living proof that sometimes the degree doesn't get you what you hoped it would and you end up in a job you might not want purely because it pays the bills.
Long story short, do what you like. Jobs come and jobs go but jobs you ENJOY are mighty hard to find.
nice to see you back, thanks for the comment.
Interviewing people can be great fun if you remember that the people you see will be far more nrevous than you. Hey its a power thing!!
And with the job, any decision you make isn't final you can change and adapt your plans at any time.
Hi sweetie! So good to hear from you. I'm glad to hear your good. Being the boss rocks!!! I'm not even the boss at my job and I still tell people what to do! Just like Paulo0 said, nothing is set in stone. Give it some thought and go with your gut. I hope things work out!
P.S. Rob and I worked everything out. I think I'm gonna take the owner up on his offer
Did you get my gigantic email the other day? Ok, so I took a paragraph writing about my PDA (Cue geek mode) but I felt it got a lot of things off my chest that because I've not spoken to yo9u for som long means I've not had much chance to batter it about with like-minded individuals. Yes, I have friends that share the same tastes and stuff, but really knowin someone who thinks much the same has it's advantages. (this is not a come on at all[unless you wanna ])
Just like Paulo0 said, nothing is set in stone. Give it some thought and go with your gut. I hope things work out!
That was my spring splurge! Well not splurge per say considering my last car was 16 years old and very very near death!
As for the job thing...well, do you like what you do? Could you see yourself doing it and enjoying your time there? If so I'd say go for it. I'm the first one to say, stay in school and finish what you started, get a degre, bla,bla, bla but I'm also living proof that sometimes the degree doesn't get you what you hoped it would and you end up in a job you might not want purely because it pays the bills.
Long story short, do what you like. Jobs come and jobs go but jobs you ENJOY are mighty hard to find.