Major Dilemma

[Thunder Dan]

Only taking home $1600 per month???

How to you ever expect to find a woman to marry and have two car payments, a big mortgage, and several credit card bills with only $1600 month to pay for all that?

Take the increased pay, pressure, hours, bull ......its the American way!

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How about the woman he marries has a job too to help pay for all that crap.

plus im not going to make that much for the rest of my life. lol

[Thunder Dan]

not to sound cheesy, but life isn't all about money. If you like your current situation there is nothing wrong with staying there. For some reason we feel we have to think that success and happiness only come with money and things. Just do whatever it is you don't mind doing

[florige]

not to sound cheesy, but life isn't all about money. If you like your current situation there is nothing wrong with staying there. For some reason we feel we have to think that success and happiness only come with money and things. Just do whatever it is you don't mind doing

Good Point TD!

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not to sound cheesy, but life isn't all about money. If you like your current situation there is nothing wrong with staying there. For some reason we feel we have to think that success and happiness only come with money and things. Just do whatever it is you don't mind doing

I agree completely, which is why I'm really leaning toward staying.

[Thunder Dan]

I took more money to move closer to home (lived in Chicago, moved to right outside Cleveland where I grew up) and I really kick myself everyday. I loved Chicago and although I hated my job, I'm sure I could find something I enjoyed. I make decent money now, but buying the things I wanted didn't replace the things I loved about being in a big city.

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I took more money to move closer to home (lived in Chicago, moved to right outside Cleveland where I grew up) and I really kick myself everyday. I loved Chicago and although I hated my job, I'm sure I could find something I enjoyed. I make decent money now, but buying the things I wanted didn't replace the things I loved about being in a big city.

Wow

[easjer]

well there is more that goes into it. ive heard plenty of reports as robino and j-6 said, about people having lots of stress at that job, and the insecurity of the world of home loans.

Ok, now those are good reasons to stop and consider for a bit.

If you like your job and your long-term potential for growth and future prospects, then stay where you are.

If you are concerned that those prospects may not materialize or that you are not building the skills you need to get a better job - then go, go, go.

[Medvedenko]

Go back to school.

[DannyT]

if thats your major dilemma then you have nothing to worry about

[to21]

that, make that money!

Haven't you heard people who work hard get to play hard? I'm not talking about busting your ass, I mean taking on more responsibility, more to do at work.

Then your major dilemma will be taking out your wallet from your back pocket because it hurts your ass to sit on that fat .

[TDMVPDPOY]

nice job man

i tried applyin for credit controller positions keep on gettin rejected

all you do is fukn chase up debtors only, how hard can it be

[katyon6th]

Do you really want to get into the mortgage loan business right now? Especially if that position isn't guaranteed money - you're going to have to hustle clients for it? Know anything about cold calling? Go look at all the people leaving Countrywide and Ameriquest right in your backyard.

At 20, I'd keep my slap credit union job and maybe do University of Phoenix courses instead of message board posting. Just my opinion, chief.

You took the words right out of my mouth. I just wanted to let you know that.

[bendmz]

don't go away mad, JUST GO THE AWAY........

[Avitus1]

I say take the money and run.

[mrsmaalox]

I took more money to move closer to home (lived in Chicago, moved to right outside Cleveland where I grew up) and I really kick myself everyday. I loved Chicago and although I hated my job, I'm sure I could find something I enjoyed. I make decent money now, but buying the things I wanted didn't replace the things I loved about being in a big city.

Cleveland not big enuff for ya?! Where do you live? My mom's family is in Elyria/Lorain area.

[Heath Ledger]

If you even have to ask this question you are an unmotivated tool. Why not be a real ass and quit your job and work part time at McDonalds, you will have plenty more time to post on spurstalks as well as get all the free food you can steal.

[Heath Ledger]

$1600 a month? I spend that much on gas for my S.U.V.

[RuffnReadyOzStyle]

On the Thunder Dan riff, do whatever makes you happiest! If staying where you are makes you happy, do it, if you really want the money, do the other.

Having said that, I like that you're not just grabbing the money, because money sure ain't everything. I've discovered over the last few years that lifestyle and peace of mind is far more important than money.

Oh, one other thing - get more education, as much as you can doing what you want to do. That will lead you to the money and the career satisfaction.

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On the Thunder Dan riff, do whatever makes you happiest! If staying where you are makes you happy, do it, if you really want the money, do the other.

Having said that, I like that you're not just grabbing the money, because money sure ain't everything. I've discovered over the last few years that lifestyle and peace of mind is far more important than money.

Oh, one other thing - get more education, as much as you can doing what you want to do. That will lead you to the money and the career satisfaction.

Yup. Ultimately, I want to work at home, and be a web designer. I will be taking classes for that here soon. I'm really using this company right now more as a stepping stone for my ultimate career goal, but I also have an open mind, and if things go real well here too, I don't mind staying one bit. A stress-free job where I'm happy is a nice, but rare thing to find.