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bright_arrow · 01-04-2011, 12:04 PM

My job interview on Friday. I am scheduled for a fifteen minute slot, and according to what the lady said today:

"Whoever I hire in the interviews today will start their orientation tomorrow."

I will either be hired or passed after this interview on Friday, with orientation starting ASAP. There are 17 positions available, so I'm not too worried. Kind of annoyed my father is trying to talk to me out of it though.

This new job would be: full-time, $300-400/week, nights & weekends, 20 mins from house
My current job: part-time, $380-450/biweekly, majority nights and weekends, 10 mins from house

Even if this new job doesn't give me a higher hourly rate based on my past experience in a call center (and with almost 6 years now of providing customer service, whether in person, over phone and by e-mail), it's still full-time. And out of retail.

Am I missing something that makes this new job worse than my old?

01-04-2011, 12:04 PM	#5183
bright_arrow ☆ the stars are aligned ☆ How Do You Identify?: one queer mama Preferred Pronoun?: she/her Relationship Status: married to my Boo Daddy <3 Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: nor cal Posts: 2,910 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 3,644 Thanked 9,363 Times in 2,296 Posts Rep Power: 21474854	My job interview on Friday. I am scheduled for a fifteen minute slot, and according to what the lady said today: "Whoever I hire in the interviews today will start their orientation tomorrow." I will either be hired or passed after this interview on Friday, with orientation starting ASAP. There are 17 positions available, so I'm not too worried. Kind of annoyed my father is trying to talk to me out of it though. This new job would be: full-time, $300-400/week, nights & weekends, 20 mins from house My current job: part-time, $380-450/biweekly, majority nights and weekends, 10 mins from house Even if this new job doesn't give me a higher hourly rate based on my past experience in a call center (and with almost 6 years now of providing customer service, whether in person, over phone and by e-mail), it's still full-time. And out of retail. Am I missing something that makes this new job worse than my old?