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Posted by N|te-L|fe on Mar-25-2007 22:15:

Existential question

So here it is: let's say you were offered a dreamjob; Fun, little to no stress cause you pretty much master the job already, considerable salary increase, job security (permanency), flexible hours, lots of holidays, union, name it.. The only downside is that you'd have to move to a shithole of a town where there's basically nothing to do but work, and be far away from family and friends to perform your duty, would you take it??

And yes, I am in that situation at the moment...


Posted by stren on Mar-25-2007 22:17:

my dream job involves travelling, so it does not compute


Posted by Silky Johnson on Mar-25-2007 22:17:

Well it's not like you'd have to work there forever. It's a new opportunity, isn't it? Go for it.


Posted by ZeJayMan on Mar-25-2007 22:17:

Go for it man, If you've got a load of holidays you can always visit back home and you'll have fairly more money to have fun when you're back there.


Posted by N|te-L|fe on Mar-25-2007 22:18:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Well it's not like you'd have to work there forever. It's a new opportunity, isn't it? Go for it.


Hmm I'd be permanent, so I'd pretty much have to settle down there, until I retire of course


Posted by jonSun on Mar-25-2007 22:19:

I wouldnt do it. Ive had a couple offers of great jobs in kinda shitty citys. The most recent was an opportunity at running & being part owner of a company in Clarkesville Tenn. I never took any of em. Way too far from family & friends.


Posted by a.chan on Mar-25-2007 22:19:

if you can take you girlfriend then sure, youc an always visit family on holidays


Posted by stren on Mar-25-2007 22:19:

quote:
Originally posted by N|te-L|fe
Hmm I'd be permanent,


you mean, yougonnagetchained?


Posted by Lira on Mar-25-2007 22:20:

That's not an existential question


Posted by Silky Johnson on Mar-25-2007 22:20:

quote:
Originally posted by N|te-L|fe
Hmm I'd be permanent, so I'd pretty much have to settle down there, until I retire of course




Please, no job is permanent.


Posted by jdat on Mar-25-2007 22:22:

play the field for a year or two or however how long you can last

as much as I love the city I can totally picture myself living in the middle of nowhere in 10 years or so


you should take it if you think you'll like it ... and perhaps you'll be able to take up caribou hunting!


Posted by N|te-L|fe on Mar-25-2007 22:24:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Please, no job is permanent.


as opposed to being on contract or a temporary replacement, I know how the company works and unless you kick your boss in the face, steal something or REALLY fuck up it's almost impossible to get fired, so yeah I'd call that job safety. Plus I work in telecom and permanent positions are very rare..


Posted by OurManFlint on Mar-25-2007 22:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
That's not an existential question
I was thinking the same thing

Personaly, I would never move out to a small town. My sister lived out in Bozeman Montana for a while for school, but I imagined what it would be like living in a town like that, but with no University. What is there to do? Eh, I'd prefer living in or close to a big city...


Posted by N|te-L|fe on Mar-25-2007 22:27:

quote:
Originally posted by a.chan
if you can take you girlfriend then sure, youc an always visit family on holidays


you got a point, but travelling is a bitch on the long run, and part of me keeps thinking that you have to like where you live and learn to adapt, the other part is insecure and needs to know the money will keep coming and I'll be able to buy a house and raise my family without any worries, this is where the big dilemma lies...


Posted by N|te-L|fe on Mar-25-2007 22:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
That's not an existential question


that was mainly meant to get ppl's attention



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