I have a promising interview today. It's an OK job. It pays half of my old job. It would be, well, a lot more humane.
Mostly, I'm just sick of being unemployed. This is why I really wouldn't be that great as an entrepreneur either. Senor Dog work work works, but I need a little more structure.
I'm not sure what's out there, but I've got to keep trying. I've got to come up with something.
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7 comments:
Good luck!
Good luck!
It's something. Not that you should settle for anything but if it seems like something you could do - then go for it.
Good luck!
I think anything is a good experience. Pay is not everything.. you may find out you really hate that type of work, and will avoid it in the future.. or find out it's the best thing you've ever done :)
New experiences are always positive in my book.
Might as well go for it even if it's a drop in salary. You can always look for another job while you're working if you end up not liking it. It's better than nothing - it's really ugly out there!
Good luck!
If I recall, half of what you used to make is still more than I make on an annual basis, so good luck with the interview.
Good luck! Just think with a new W2 job you can buy a house!
Good luck! I know what you mean about needing some structure. I would probably be a bad entrepreneur as well. Now, too much structure...that is also a bad thing.
Let us know how it goes!
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