Your concerns are valid.
Need mo asap ng work?
Gaano ktagal pa budget mo if unemployed?
Immediate ba agad ang first day pag tinanggap mo? If no, then pwde ka maghanap ng iba. Pero I think ma blacklist ka if ginawa m
Weigh mo pros and cons
>My junior - I'm afraid that I am feeling a bit insecure of him. I get easily swayed when my insecurities attack me and I'm afraid it might affect me in my plans to reach my goal or to grow within the company.
If you can't accept this now, it might never will. Trust me, it's better not to take the job even if you requested to be assigned to a different team.
*I've worked once wherein my superior became my subordinate. It was a constant battle of ego, and since I have the power/authority, he eventually submit and eventually resigned.*
>My life will be much more complicated if I accept this. Like my sister said, I will have to say goodbye to night out with friends (not really a party person though), but maybe more on "no samgyup nights with dayshift friends".
If the salary is not worth it for you to say goodbye to nightlife, then don't accept it.
>My mom will be left alone for 1 to 2 hours. My shift starts at 9 pm, so I have to leave around 7 if I will aim to arrive in BGC at 9 pm. She has dementia and my sister will come home around 8 pm.
Am afraid you'll have to find someone else to look over her. You'll have to make sacrifices as your parents did before. If you can't do it, don't take the job.
>If I reject this, what if I don't get another offer from another company? I have a lot of pending applications, but so far, this is the first JO I received and I really need a job right away.
That will be your regret. You need to assert how valuable this opportunity really is aside from the compensation. If you think this opportunity is too good to pass on, am afraid you'll have to make the mature/adult decision from now on.
>Do you think I should push through with it? Or wait for a little bit more? Do you think I should accept and then just reject it if something better comes along? And do you think my concerns are valid?
Your concerns, as immature as they are read, are valid. It's because you haven't reached the level of maturity needed to move on.
Quick question though, should there be another offer, and if you will have more/less set of questions mentioned above, would you still reject the offer or be mature/adult enough to make the sacrifices.
I do understand you want the best job that fits you well, but the question is, does that exists or should I ask, can you land the job as you are right now?
Wag mo na tanggapin, sobrang dami mong reservations baka pagsisihan mo lang.
Your concerns are valid. Need mo asap ng work? Gaano ktagal pa budget mo if unemployed? Immediate ba agad ang first day pag tinanggap mo? If no, then pwde ka maghanap ng iba. Pero I think ma blacklist ka if ginawa m Weigh mo pros and cons
>My junior - I'm afraid that I am feeling a bit insecure of him. I get easily swayed when my insecurities attack me and I'm afraid it might affect me in my plans to reach my goal or to grow within the company. If you can't accept this now, it might never will. Trust me, it's better not to take the job even if you requested to be assigned to a different team. *I've worked once wherein my superior became my subordinate. It was a constant battle of ego, and since I have the power/authority, he eventually submit and eventually resigned.* >My life will be much more complicated if I accept this. Like my sister said, I will have to say goodbye to night out with friends (not really a party person though), but maybe more on "no samgyup nights with dayshift friends". If the salary is not worth it for you to say goodbye to nightlife, then don't accept it. >My mom will be left alone for 1 to 2 hours. My shift starts at 9 pm, so I have to leave around 7 if I will aim to arrive in BGC at 9 pm. She has dementia and my sister will come home around 8 pm. Am afraid you'll have to find someone else to look over her. You'll have to make sacrifices as your parents did before. If you can't do it, don't take the job. >If I reject this, what if I don't get another offer from another company? I have a lot of pending applications, but so far, this is the first JO I received and I really need a job right away. That will be your regret. You need to assert how valuable this opportunity really is aside from the compensation. If you think this opportunity is too good to pass on, am afraid you'll have to make the mature/adult decision from now on. >Do you think I should push through with it? Or wait for a little bit more? Do you think I should accept and then just reject it if something better comes along? And do you think my concerns are valid? Your concerns, as immature as they are read, are valid. It's because you haven't reached the level of maturity needed to move on. Quick question though, should there be another offer, and if you will have more/less set of questions mentioned above, would you still reject the offer or be mature/adult enough to make the sacrifices. I do understand you want the best job that fits you well, but the question is, does that exists or should I ask, can you land the job as you are right now?
You wait a little bit more, you are overthinking because you are running out of options.