I have never been disappointed working for more upside. Yes, busier at times. Yes, heavier responsibility load.

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Dec 30, 2024
9:17:44am

specsauce All-American

I have never been disappointed working for more upside. Yes, busier at times. Yes, heavier responsibility load.

I believe often it’s more dependent on personality than on ability for these situations. If she is more interested in having a say and doing things her way, she should go after the opportunity. If she would rather just do her thing and doesn’t really care, stay where she is at.

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specsauce

Previous username: dukehauser
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Joined: Sep 19, 2002
Last login: Jan 1, 2025
Total posts: 12,600 (190 FO)

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12/30/24 8:56am

How much do I love my job and how much sooner can I retire?

Baron

12/30/24 8:58am

My wife would probably prefer the work of the better paying job.

12/30/24 9:00am

Seems like that is the answer then

Baron

12/30/24 9:00am

Seriously, we don't know the end from the beginning. Take it to one who does.

Spine

12/30/24 8:59am

Without the extra dynamics, I would have said more money/more fun job but with other dynamics changed my view

PROBcoug

12/30/24 9:00am

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maxpowers

12/30/24 9:01am

RE: POLL: Would you prefer good pay with an easier, very secure job; or great

pink22

12/30/24 9:01am

That's not the only thing that we like about the other opportunity.

12/30/24 9:02am

I'd take the Kentucky job and put a bunch of $$ in rainy-day savings

Doogal McCougar

12/30/24 9:19am

I was surprised at this poll - I would definitely take the job with more upside

scottpete

12/30/24 9:05am

She's definitely not miserable in current job, and she has some really cool

12/30/24 9:07am

Depends on the details.

JuicyJam

12/30/24 9:50am

I’ve had a stable, less fulfilling job before

webster242

12/30/24 9:12am

My main concern would be a not clear partnership track or a private equity

cougfanz

12/30/24 9:13am

We would likely keep our house and rent it. We don't have to leave our <3% rate.

12/30/24 9:15am

I have never been disappointed working for more upside. Yes, busier at times. Yes, heavier responsibility load.

specsauce

12/30/24 9:17am

Since money isn't what you are after, you mentioned several things that you are weighing which gave me these questions

PROBcoug

12/30/24 9:24am

Thanks all for the advice. This message has self destructed :).

12/30/24 9:29am

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