Lost job too

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I’d say accept what you are comfortable with. If it’s a week from

now, you can probably afford to be pickier on where you accept a job

from.

If you are still looking 3 months from now, and get a job offer, it

would likely be in your best interest to accept it.

As long as you do not sign a contract specifying you’ll work there

for a year, or whatever, you can always decline the job later, or

quit after you find a better job.

With the economy what it is, I would not personally turn anything

down, even if it’s slightly less money- less money is still more

than no income.

— In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, “Anggie Thompson”

wrote:

>

> I lost my job last week too. We are currently eating out of the

> freezer since I don’t know when I’ll be able to start work again.

> Can’t say it’s the best way to clean out the freezer, but at least

it

> was well stocked with meats.

> I’m letting everyone I know that I am unexpectedly unemployed. I’ve

> even been attaching my resume to my emails. I’m afraid that I will

get

> offered a job and will feel like I need to take it instead of

waiting

> on some of the larger employers (local universities and medical

> centers who will have great benefits). I’d need more than what I

was

> making because I worked in a small local town and the interviews I

> have so far scheduled are in towns 20 miles away, therefore I’ll be

> spending a lot more for gas. Let’s say I get offered a job this

week

> and I can start Monday, but I have an interview set up for next

> Tuesday at a place that has great benefits, do I tell the “new”

> employer that I have an appointment and still go to it? I’m

> befuddled…..

>

> —

> Anggie

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> https://anggie-ggslife.blogspot.com/

>

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