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![]() Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Western PA
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I posted this on another forum and as my title says, I am a bum and am pasting this instead of retyping it. LOL
So I have been jobless. No education Which is good AND bad. It's bad because it is not a good job. Low pay, no benefits, and the hours are poop. And there is a chance it will end in the summer. It's good because it is easy and I get to be around horses! YAY! I have another interview tonight for a better paying job with good benefits but it will be hectic I have a feeling. But I am happy because I have the first job for sure! Do not know what I would do if I got BOTH jobs. Guess will have to cross that bridge when I get to it. But *jumping up and down* I am no longer jobless. Yay. |
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Jr. Cat
![]() Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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Congrats!
Personally if I had no kids and just pets to take care of I'd go for the horse job. But that's just me. Being a Mom makes me more practical. Either way you got a job. Woot woot.
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![]() Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Western PA
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So I went to the second interview for chiropractor assistant. I was so cool and confidant because I had already secured a job that day. Wouldn't you know they called me back that night? Unfortunetly, I did not get the call for two reasons. One, I had my phone set to vibrate during the HOUR AND A HALF long interview and forgot to turn it up, and two, I was too busy puking my guys out. I feel better now so it was just temporary. They want me to job shadow which I am guessing means they are interested.
I have never in my life had the problem of getting two jobs in one day and having to pick one. Ok, I didn't get the CA job just yet, but it looks promising. So now I have a dilemma. Which job? Maybe you can chime in? Foal Watching: Pros Easy job (I can catch up on reading, bring my laptop with me, etc.) Working around horses (a dream for me and get to see live birth) Possibilities of future work at this farm Cons Overnight shift (will not live normal hours of life) Weather (main barn is heated to 40 degrees and break room is whatever I want but between barns will be cold) Work may end in June 30 minute drive one way Not great pay but there was mention of raises Working every weekend Chiropractor Assistant Pros Great opportunity in medical office setting (possibilities to be trained in radiology as well) Normal work hours, most weekends and some Thursdays off 15/20 minute drive one way Long term work Cons Multitasking more difficult job STILL working with the public...most of them are in pain Have to touch people Travel (plane trips) and be away from home (which isn't really a pro or con I guess but I'm putting it in cons because this means husband has to care for the pets...oh the horror) Not sure on pay I have called both jobs and am waiting to hear back to set up dates to start. I don't like juggling them but I don't know what else to do. My logical brain is waiting for the CA job as it is permanent and a better opportunity and my animal loving, easy job wanting brain wants the horse job. I don't want to give up either and I also can't work 24/7. What do you think? I am so indecisive. |
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Premier Cat
![]() Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Pacific Northwest
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I'd rather do the foal watching job but practicality would have me taking the Chiro assistant job. I would *LOVE* to spend my life working with horses but unless your the owner or work in a higher position in a great well known barn I don't think it's going to support you.
I would IMAGINE the Chiro job pays better and probably has higher chance of upward mobility. You could take the Chiro job and ask the farm if you could work on day on the weekends so you could still get to have that experience.
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![]() Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Central New Jersey
Posts: 126
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I would go for the CA job because you will learn a lot and will make a better resume if ever you need one. Working normal hours sounds good also, your life won't be turned around so much. Good luck in whichever you choose.
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Premier Cat
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Posts: 4,674
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Congrats! It's a good delimma to have. I would go for the office job, better pay, hours, and looks good for future experience.
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Tom Cat
![]() Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Hong Kong
Posts: 440
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Congratulations with getting offers for both jobs!
I'm a bit of a laid back person and don't like to use my brain too much so I would like to go for the foal watching so I can still keep doing my own things and have more free time. But definitely the chiro job will be able to support you better financially and also look better on your resume in the future. It depends a lot on what you prefer - less money, more free time or more money less free time. To me, money = time but time ≠ money. That is how I would choose it. |
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![]() Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Milton, Ontario
Posts: 246
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Congrats!
I would go for the CA job because of the experience it will give you. It will also look great on your resume and I assume is better paying than the other job. Plus you don't have to work overnights which can be VERY hard on you.
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