Which job would you take?

[hotzie]

aap seems like the type who prefers hugs to drugs. so drugtesting shouldnt be a concern.

i bet he prefers cocks to rocks , so like you said drug test shouldnt be an issue

 

[-SD-]

Of course not. I've just never been good at taking tests.

That would explain your college transcripts lol

 

[musclemom]

Does the gov. job involve a probationary period? Gov. jobs are the "move in and never leave until you retire" sort, generally, but most of them you have to get through a probationary period of like six months, and that isn't a guarantee if your supervisor isn't the person who hires you.

Now if the person who interviews you is going to be your supervisor, I'd say go for the govt. job, move in, you're set for life.

 

[Sub-Zero]

Current job

-Work Mon-Thurs 7:30am-6:00pm
-Health Insurance, no dental though
-Enjoyable, easy work, lots of internet time
-Cool boss
-Good retirement
-2 weeks vacation per year

New job offer

-Work Mon-Fri 7:45am-4:45pm
-Goverment job, which means government healthcare & retirement
-At the moment unsure about the exact nature of my work
-Start out making about $10,000 per year more than current job
-Probably more vacation/more Holidays off
-10 minutes from house as opposed to 30 minutes of my current job

That's all I know about the new job at this point. Basically would you be willing to put up with lazy government coworkers, work an extra day, and deal with multiple bosses to make more money?

#2 is blowing number 1 out of the water

 

[alien amp pharm]

These comments are pretty funny

but only because I know you guys really like me and are just messin' with me.

 

[jh1]

lmao! I didn't think about that.

DILEMMA SOLVED!

LOL... you douche bag... that's why you need to stop smoking pot... damn shit is fat soluable... ends up hanging around for quite some time..

Coke & Rolls baby...

 

[heatherrae]

Is there one that has more risk of death? If so...take that one.

 

[Freddie de Lux]

Darling,

For 10,000 more a year I would stay where you are, providing that things are going OK. It seems like you have a very good job that you like. Is there any opportunities for advancement in your company? Can they give you a raise? What is it that you do - that job sounds too good to be true?

 

[Y_lifter]

You should fit right in with these Tax Teat suckers..

 

[alien amp pharm]

Darling,

For 10,000 more a year I would stay where you are, providing that things are going OK. It seems like you have a very good job that you like. Is there any opportunities for advancement in your company? Can they give you a raise? What is it that you do - that job sounds too good to be true?

The company is small and laid back which I love. I only have one boss and he is the owner of the company and he's basically like an older friend, not a boss.

I do get an annual raise and bonuses ever-so-often and get any day I request off even without notice.

We do structural engineering with a little civil & architecture mixed in.

It's a tough decision but like you said I do seem happy here and would kick myself in the butt if I ended up hating the other job.