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TwitchyMagee wrote: »A job opened up in my area that pays almost double what I’m making now for similar work and similar hours. I’ve been at my current position less than a year. Do I apply?
Eta: the position in question pays a living wage as opposed to my current position, is salary which means pto, sick days, vacation, etc, and it is closer to my gym.
What is your hesitation? Anything other than the short tenure at your current company?0 -
Yes, as a former sahm explaining gaps & job hopping is terribleFeastRepeat wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »A job opened up in my area that pays almost double what I’m making now for similar work and similar hours. I’ve been at my current position less than a year. Do I apply?
Eta: the position in question pays a living wage as opposed to my current position, is salary which means pto, sick days, vacation, etc, and it is closer to my gym.
What is your hesitation? Anything other than the short tenure at your current company?
Eta: plus my current position is comfortable & pleasant & interviewing is stressful1 -
Ohhhh new criteriaTwitchyMagee wrote: »A job opened up in my area that pays almost double what I’m making now for similar work and similar hours. I’ve been at my current position less than a year. Do I apply?
Eta: the position in question pays a living wage as opposed to my current position, is salary which means pto, sick days, vacation, etc, and it is closer to my gym.
Which boss is hotter?
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »
Yes, as a former sahm explaining gaps & job hopping is terribleFeastRepeat wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »A job opened up in my area that pays almost double what I’m making now for similar work and similar hours. I’ve been at my current position less than a year. Do I apply?
Eta: the position in question pays a living wage as opposed to my current position, is salary which means pto, sick days, vacation, etc, and it is closer to my gym.
What is your hesitation? Anything other than the short tenure at your current company?
Eta: plus my current position is comfortable & pleasant & interviewing is stressful
Fact. There is a reason I have not interviewed since the early 90s.3 -
TwitchyMagee wrote: »A job opened up in my area that pays almost double what I’m making now for similar work and similar hours. I’ve been at my current position less than a year. Do I apply?
Eta: the position in question pays a living wage as opposed to my current position, is salary which means pto, sick days, vacation, etc, and it is closer to my gym.
I say go with your gut.
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My gut is unreliable 😂TwitchyMagee wrote: »A job opened up in my area that pays almost double what I’m making now for similar work and similar hours. I’ve been at my current position less than a year. Do I apply?
Eta: the position in question pays a living wage as opposed to my current position, is salary which means pto, sick days, vacation, etc, and it is closer to my gym.
I say go with your gut.
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »
My gut is unreliable 😂TwitchyMagee wrote: »A job opened up in my area that pays almost double what I’m making now for similar work and similar hours. I’ve been at my current position less than a year. Do I apply?
Eta: the position in question pays a living wage as opposed to my current position, is salary which means pto, sick days, vacation, etc, and it is closer to my gym.
I say go with your gut.
In that case -
I got nothing 🤷♂️
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That’s not what she said❤️TwitchyMagee wrote: »
My gut is unreliable 😂TwitchyMagee wrote: »A job opened up in my area that pays almost double what I’m making now for similar work and similar hours. I’ve been at my current position less than a year. Do I apply?
Eta: the position in question pays a living wage as opposed to my current position, is salary which means pto, sick days, vacation, etc, and it is closer to my gym.
I say go with your gut.
In that case -
I got nothing 🤷♂️
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baby oil can sometimes save it2 -
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »A job opened up in my area that pays almost double what I’m making now for similar work and similar hours. I’ve been at my current position less than a year. Do I apply?
Eta: the position in question pays a living wage as opposed to my current position, is salary which means pto, sick days, vacation, etc, and it is closer to my gym.
I think I know some of the people in the company. And I have someone doing a little digging for me. I think I’m going to submit my resume and see what happens.
Yes!!! Doesn't hurt to keep all your options open. And if it's a better fit might as well try. Good luck!!!1 -
How do you teach someone something when they seem hell bent on trying to tell you they know it all but at the same time are super enthusiastic and want to learn.
How do you say nicely I see your skill set and it's not what you think it is1 -
“Yes! That’s right. Now what you also want to do is….”Alinouveau2 wrote: »How do you teach someone something when they seem hell bent on trying to tell you they know it all but at the same time are super enthusiastic and want to learn.
How do you say nicely I see your skill set and it's not what you think it is
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The only people I bother trying to teach things to are my children. And in that case it behooves me to make sure it gets learned 😂ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
“Yes! That’s right. Now what you also want me do is….”Alinouveau2 wrote: »How do you teach someone something when they seem hell bent on trying to tell you they know it all but at the same time are super enthusiastic and want to learn.
How do you say nicely I see your skill set and it's not what you think it is
You're much nicer than me.
This is what I would say:
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »
The only people I bother trying to teach things to are my children. And in that case it behooves me to make sure it gets learned 😂ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
“Yes! That’s right. Now what you also want me do is….”Alinouveau2 wrote: »How do you teach someone something when they seem hell bent on trying to tell you they know it all but at the same time are super enthusiastic and want to learn.
How do you say nicely I see your skill set and it's not what you think it is
You're much nicer than me.
This is what I would say:
i usually just get quieter and quieter until their mistakes are the loudest thing in the room
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ermengarde22 wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
The only people I bother trying to teach things to are my children. And in that case it behooves me to make sure it gets learned 😂ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
“Yes! That’s right. Now what you also want me do is….”Alinouveau2 wrote: »How do you teach someone something when they seem hell bent on trying to tell you they know it all but at the same time are super enthusiastic and want to learn.
How do you say nicely I see your skill set and it's not what you think it is
You're much nicer than me.
This is what I would say:
i usually just get quieter and quieter until their mistakes are the loudest thing in the room
This made me laugh out loud
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »A job opened up in my area that pays almost double what I’m making now for similar work and similar hours. I’ve been at my current position less than a year. Do I apply?
Eta: the position in question pays a living wage as opposed to my current position, is salary which means pto, sick days, vacation, etc, and it is closer to my gym.
My two cents as a manager: opportunities like these are rare. Double can be a life changing amount of money. If it is, don't pass it up.
Source: I didn't pass it up, having lots of money is fun, can recommend.2 -
Ok thank you. I appreciate it. Tonight I’ll make sure my résumé hits the keywords.TwitchyMagee wrote: »A job opened up in my area that pays almost double what I’m making now for similar work and similar hours. I’ve been at my current position less than a year. Do I apply?
Eta: the position in question pays a living wage as opposed to my current position, is salary which means pto, sick days, vacation, etc, and it is closer to my gym.
My two cents as a manager: opportunities like these are rare. Double can be a life changing amount of money. If it is, don't pass it up.
Source: I didn't pass it up, having lots of money is fun, can recommend.
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »
“Yes! That’s right. Now what you also want to do is….”Alinouveau2 wrote: »How do you teach someone something when they seem hell bent on trying to tell you they know it all but at the same time are super enthusiastic and want to learn.
How do you say nicely I see your skill set and it's not what you think it is
I already told her she wasted her money getting a second pair of skates for this endeavor simply because she did. I've seen those sales people totally upsell people and it's ridiculous and appalling and makes me really mad that she fell licked them to this2
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