How to navigate 3 jobs where I could receive an offer
I've been unemployed for a few months now. But, as of recent I have been experiencing more traction than I'm used to. And I am feeling fairly overwhelmed and flustered. I have reached the end of the interview process for two jobs, and for the third one I haven't but the pay is substianally higher than the other. The jobs: #1: $21 an hour, 40 hours a week, 8AM - 5PM, M-F, with performance incentives (up to $26 an hour) and optional overtime (if the demand is there) This job is the one I care for the least. I mainly applied because my buddy works here and loves it. After the interview, I decided that I would not mind taking this job. It would allow me to stay home, the barrier for entry is low and the money is decent, especially for me as a low spender. But, I am not sure about the promotion potential. But, based off what my buddy has told me, I could get the offer letter before the end of the week. And they'd want me to start ASAP. But, this job is an outdoor job and would be the most physically demanding by far. I'm in great shape, but Arizona isn't the easiest place to work outside when it's summer. #2: $28 an hour (after 5 week paid training period), 40 hours a week, 4 day, 10 hour work week with unpredictable days What is alluring about this job for me is the location: it is in a different state. I hate where I'm from (Arizona), and this place would allow me to live in an area that I think I would enjoy a lot more. It's cold, has a great outdoor scene, is small but not too far from other towns, and I think living here would be a significant boost to my men…
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I've been unemployed for a few months now. But, as of recent I have been experiencing more traction than I'm used to. And I am feeling fairly overwhelmed and flustered. I have reached the end of the interview process for two jobs, and for the third one I haven't but the pay is substianally higher than the other. The jobs: #1: $21 an hour, 40 hours a week, 8AM - 5PM, M-F, with performance incentives (up to $26 an hour) and optional overtime (if the demand is there) This job is the one I care for the least. I mainly applied because my buddy works here and loves it. After the interview, I decided that I would not mind taking this job. It would allow me to stay home, the barrier for entry is low and the money is decent, especially for me as a low spender. But, I am not sure about the promotion potential. But, based off what my buddy has told me, I could get the offer letter before the end of the week. And they'd want me to start ASAP. But, this job is an outdoor job and would be the most physically demanding by far. I'm in great shape, but Arizona isn't the easiest place to work outside when it's summer. #2: $28 an hour (after 5 week paid training period), 40 hours a week, 4 day, 10 hour work week with unpredictable days What is alluring about this job for me is the location: it is in a different state. I hate where I'm from (Arizona), and this place would allow me to live in an area that I think I would enjoy a lot more. It's cold, has a great outdoor scene, is small but not too far from other towns, and I think living here would be a significant boost to my men…
Posted by /u/ConsumptionofClocks on r/jobhunting
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