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Okay, so my part-time employer is asking me to go full time with them. Now if I give up working there part-time, I'll lose about 7 to 8K a year in income. They will pay a little more than my full time job does now. The thing is, I'm not happy at my full time job...but here at Syrus, I like it... it's small and the people I work with aren't pretesious jerks. The job itself is more technology based than the Chase position as well...So now I'm kind of wondering which path I should take...

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  1. enigma4ever9:43 PM, December 12, 2007

    wellll there you are good to see you...I got a Facebook messege from you , but I don't have an account with them....sooooooo please do email me at enigma4ever@earthlink.net......Now...about your dilemma....

    Here's the thing...what is important is that you do something that makes your heart happy...your soul....because the bottem line is that if you like the people at the other job and it feels right...you can not put a price on that...it is priceless.....

    okay that is my 2 cents.....


    I am so glad to see you .....I am going to put you in friday Blog Round Up for Watergate Summer this week..friday...

    and please come over to http://watergatesummer.blogspot.com/. and also check the blogroll, and there is "ENIGMA CAFE", and both have really nice Christmas Music ( and general soulfood)....

    okay namaste....

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