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RE: What would you do? - 10/30/2011 4:31:34 PM

tazzygirl

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you have the one job. You don't have the other..you only have an interview. That doesn't mean you have the job.

Take the job you have been offered....for now. Go to the job interview for the other. If they offer you the job THEN you have a decision to make..until then I don't see the conflict.

Definitely This!!

Take one, then if the other opens, quit the first one. For goodness sake, dont turn down a job on the hopes that you will be offered the tech job. What happens if they dont offer it to you?

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RE: What would you do? - 10/30/2011 6:30:17 PM

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In this job market you owe no employer anything.

First take the job in hand for security.

Second go to your interview and if offered that job tell them that if possible you need to give a 2 week notice on your current job.

If possible I would take the job that I believe I would enjoy working at if the benefits were close.

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RE: What would you do? - 10/30/2011 9:54:29 PM

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Better one bird in the hand than ten in the air. Them other ten birds you can shoot later.

Take the certain job. It will make you more coveted by employers, so it will increase the chance of a later successful solicitation for the jobs that you desire. Think long term: grow slowly, but surely.

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