>> I got what I wanted: I have 2 job offers now. <<
*cheers, fanfare, confetti*
>> The one at Bobby C's Barbershop, which is an independent contract position, and the one I really wanted. That one doesn't start until March 1st. <<
Woohoo!
>>And a Massage heights in Strohmsville (SP), which is Franchise work, and kinda far out, and which the room mates say I should take because steady work and stable income; and which they will drive me to until I can get out on my own. The training for that starts Monday.<<
They make valid points about stability; getting enough clients to live on is hard for most massage therapists. However, far out is hard on anyone who doesn't drive.
More importantly, it's not their job, it's yours. Live your own life. Choose the work that YOU want, that you feel you will enjoy and do well, that meets the most of your needs. If it doesn't pan out, you can always try something else.
>>Please don't ask me to brain more. I am both excited and extremely frustrated for reasons I will go into later.
I need to decompress from the aadventure that was the ride home, and the job interviews that wer both wonderful, but still stressful.<<
You are totally entitled to veg out and spend the evening on fanfic or television or whatever you like, with your choice of comfort food.
Pat yourself on the back, you worked hard for this, and two job offers is quite an accomplishment!
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dancing_serpent
Re: Go you!
Date: 2020-01-22 02:22 am (UTC)I have 2 job offers now. <<
*cheers, fanfare, confetti*
>> The one at Bobby C's Barbershop, which is an independent contract position, and the one I really wanted. That one doesn't start until March 1st. <<
Woohoo!
>>And a Massage heights in Strohmsville (SP), which is Franchise work, and kinda far out, and which the room mates say I should take because steady work and stable income; and which they will drive me to until I can get out on my own. The training for that starts Monday.<<
They make valid points about stability; getting enough clients to live on is hard for most massage therapists. However, far out is hard on anyone who doesn't drive.
More importantly, it's not their job, it's yours. Live your own life. Choose the work that YOU want, that you feel you will enjoy and do well, that meets the most of your needs. If it doesn't pan out, you can always try something else.
>>Please don't ask me to brain more. I am both excited and extremely frustrated for reasons I will go into later.
I need to decompress from the aadventure that was the ride home, and the job interviews that wer both wonderful, but still stressful.<<
You are totally entitled to veg out and spend the evening on fanfic or television or whatever you like, with your choice of comfort food.
Pat yourself on the back, you worked hard for this, and two job offers is quite an accomplishment!