faithful_tab
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I say take the risk and go for the new job. Staying at your current job will leave you stagnant and you will not become anymore ambitious.
More responsiblity, more pay and job security is better than being able to relax and take your time at everything.
I say set up an interview, if they offer you the position take it. You never know where it will lead you.
Congratulations in advance. |
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psychopiet
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Don't fall asleep in yor present job, go for the new job. |
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r c
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this isnt a question |
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curlz
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If you think you can handle the responsibility, go for it. |
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Briana A
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take the other job u get more $ |
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AtiaoftheJulii
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Find out for sure if your company is going bankrupt first. You seem to like your job and love the carefree vibe there. I rather make less money and work somewhere I like than make more money and hate the environment.. |
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Giddygoon
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That is a much better offer and in the long run will do more for you than a laid back job with a sketchy future. If you wait it out, you may not have such a good opportunity and might find yourself having to settle for less money. |
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Colonel Obvious AM
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I would switch jobs. If you're getting paid that much, you shouldn't be able to laze around that much. The higher paying job seems more real world so it will do you some good before you get too used to the super relaxed atmoshpere you are in now. |
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renni1010
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If you want to take risks, and have an easy job (until the company goes bankrupt) then keep your present job.
If you want to feel more productive, motivated and secure (in addition to getting a hefty raise) then make a move upward! |
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Chuck T
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With employees like you they are undoubtedly going bankrupt. You better take the other job before it's too late :)) |
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kahnaguy
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Laid back and relaxed work...of course your company is going belly up...get out and enjoy the security and grow up...that comes with the added responsibility. |
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Underground Man
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If you think you guys are going under, you'd better jump on this new thing. |
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chrome_rider
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Any time you are offered more then a 13 percent increase in pay it should be considered. It this case is it much more so take the job. Your days will go by quicker when you are productive. |
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Kazarolla
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get the other job |
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Phurface
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$6 more per hour? No question, take the new one.
Phurface |
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The Golden Army
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Go for it, opportunity doesn't knock twice. Since you'll be looking for a job after your current company goes bankrupt anyways, why not get a head start on all the other employees who will also be looking at the same time. |
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tscgmc
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Weigh out the pros and cons, then go with that. It sounds like you have a great opportunity knocking at your door, but you don't want to have to do more work. A great boss of mine once told me "If you work hard now, you will be able to play more later" Good luck with whatever you choose to do. |
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Mel
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R U Dumb? of course you take the new job it is 12k more per year with security well if you don't take it let me know where it is and I will appy for it. |
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always an opinion
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Can you handle the new job? If not, then don't take it. You will wind up with no job and no income if you get fired. |
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lordruste
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i would say take the new job just for the money, being laid back is fun but 6 more dollars over time really adds up to a large amount of money. |
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Greenbay All the Way!!!!!
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go for the job with a better future....it needs to be a career not a job. More resposiblitiy is sometimes for fullfilling. Plus you get more money and there is probably better benefits and more chances of advancing within the company |
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brneyedgrrl80
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First think about what you want to do in your future. If you plan on attending school or have any other obligations the new job is going to take a lot of time and it may be hard to keep up with it if you are so used to your "laid back job". I would go for the interview and talk to the "new job" and see exactly what benefits there are. =) GOOD LUCK! |
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SIUKEY G
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I think you should go for the other job. You are getting paid more so of course you would have more responsibility. But its a personal option...do you want to get paid $15 for being lazy and if the company goes bankrupt not have enough experience or knowledge to get a better paying job? or Do you want to feel like you are really working for your money? The other job would also bring financial stability. Think about your long term goals... |
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mel
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Go for the better job with more money. Don't get used to being in a relaxed atmosphere where you come and go as you please. In reality, most jobs are not that laid back. |
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Massie B
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choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life |
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~girlfriday~
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Do you realize that is a 40% raise (over your current salary)? Plus, your current job may end up paying $0/hr. if the company goes bankrupt?!? You are much better off going for the new job! Good luck! |
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Dr. Deth
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most people take 7-10 yrs to have their pay 40% - that should make a major change in your financial system |
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