Should I take the job offer making more but away from my family more?
399089
...This is a hard question.\n\nA. How old is the family(kids)\nB. Do you NEED the money or can you make ends meet at the old job.\nC. Is your kids if you have any special needs.
1154731
that all depends on you and your spouse! if you are secure with staying at home taking care of the family then stay, but if you want to work then work! this is something you and your spouse should discuss
329304
Sounds like you pretty much already made up your mind and you know what position to accept... Think of the big picture. \n\nHow do you want to be living in the next few months?  Would you like a dependable job w/security, sick days, vacation days, holidays and weeeknds off, with room to grow...or hopping you make a sale this week, working weeekends, holidays and not having room to grow..
1098640
another job that's paying better! : ) be sure that you have the other job before leaving your job though :| also having to move to another state :P  or school.
325691
no way\nthat isnt worth the money\nof course if u were paid that much and had complete contact with family then that be a different storry
1120907
That arrangement is entirely up to you and your parents. What ever makes all of you comfortable. Some leave, some don't. If you do stay though, you should help contribute to the household income or at least do a decent amount of work around the house to help pay for your keep.
575931
Just be willing to go for it, and take the job.  You need to be willing to sacrifice...  Long time away from family, alone with a bunch of horny guys, and sometimes depressing and dangerous work.
1002389
Research!!!   you need to make sure you could support your family while the business picks up - also - running your own business is not easy - much easier to work for someone else - but not as rewarding...   But, big BUT!   What happends if you're ill?   think of problems you might face & think of ways around them..
299534
I would you need alot more hours then 15! You need to do some research before you move and make sure that the job is stable enough for you to move so you can provide for your family! Also make sure that it is a good place for your daughter you don't want to be stuck in a bad neighborhood with a crappy job! I'm looking to relocate myself but its scary I don't know if I would be worse off then I am now! Its a huge step so put some thought in it. GOOD LUCK
473939
Your main worry seems to be "stability". It can mean many things. If working in the new agency gives u the same "stability", u shld go.If not, it all depends. U seemed pretty confident that u can take on the world. If u r concerned about the disruption to your set family routine, u'll have to weigh the pros n cons. U'll also have to consider the additional responsibility with the birth of your 3rd child. If it concerns the stability of the company, u shld know better as u r in the industry.
1029149
I am in accounting. I work for a small company with about 150 employees. There are only 4 of us in the office. I make approx. $50.000 per year. I love my job. It is close to home, school, doctors, dentist, etc.... Being that I have kids I need time off for plays, conferences, etc... They always let me leave and understand that my family is important to me. I work 8-4 with no overtime, no weekends. I get 3 weeks vacation and the usual holidays.
84275
If your family is financially stable, I would sell anything that you don't need, use or whatever needs to be replaces.  Key word - sell, don't give it away.  If you are moving because your parents got a new job, have the new company pay to PACK and MOVE your stuff.  Do some research online about shipping cars and large furniture pieces. It may not be as expensive as you think.
591579
First you must put a firm starting point.  You have to feel that if the benifits aren't up to snuff then you can ask for more, and if it's a job that you really want then you would be ok if they offer less.  But they ask for salary requirements for a reason, and that is for a starting point not to waste your or their time.
156897
For just a little bit less money, you can get a job you truly enjoy, and that is priceless. And who knows, there might be hidden perks too. Take the new job!
843641
You should take plenty of time to make this desicion...Its a life changing one..Weigh your options...Do you have a big family that you would miss too bad?Do you have finacial stability?Just take some time to think things through and dont rush anything....
681187
If you do not want to stay at your current employer for the rest of your life...what are you waiting for? If you are raising a child, you'll need the extra money(believe me!). Nothing in life is a sure thing...let's face it, we would be bored if it was. Take a chance. Life is for the living. What you really have to ask yourself is do you want to live life or simply exist! Good luck with your decision and your family.
967113
I would stay with Job A. However, I would meet with your Boss. Possibly, take him/her out for lunch or coffee after work and tell your boss, that you love working in the company, and you have been there for six years, so you are a dedicated employee. However, you were offered another position and they include benefits, and raises, and a bonus. Don't tell the details of the latter two. Say that you would love to stay at the company, however, it is a very nice offer, and you thought you should discuss the future of wanting to stay where you are, as you have been commited to the company for 6 yrs already, however, it is hard to turn down another offer that is giving you benefits and more income. With the cost of living always increasing, it's an important decision that you wanted to discuss with with him/her, and see what they think and what the company could do...This approach may work well, as you are getting them to be part of the solution. You are giving them respect, but you are also letting them know that you are a good and dedicated employee (hard to find)... Also think about the time and the travel of these 2 jobs.. If you have to be at a job at 8 am and you have to travel 30-40 minutes (is that during rush hour ?) .. that's quite different than being at work at 10:30am (25 min and no traffic)..\n In addition, Pension plans are a (big) plus.. However, don't tell your boss that the other Co. isn't offering that.. \nTell the pluses, that the other Co. are offering you...and hopefully your Boss,  will value you as a reliable and dedicated person and try to work out something that you will be happy with.