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Author Topic: Should I take this new position?  (Read 7511 times)
eclecticone
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« on: September 10, 2001, 09:50:00 pm »

Thanks to everyone for the positive vibes and feedback! This board serves as a wonderful support system. Just an update - I've decided to post for the position!



msgladiator:



Perhaps I misinterpreted your post, but I sensed some condescencion in its tone. Though why you felt the need to express yourself in such a way is beyond me. I can appreciate candor and "being totally up front", when warranted.



I would never presume to ask perfect strangers for their blessings around a career decision. I was merely asking for your professional opinions and experiences. Clearly we process information differently, and your insinuation that because I didn't "JUMP" at the position when first offered means that I should not take it is evidence that no, you DON'T know me. I don't make decisions in a vacuum without carefully evaluating them. I do have a college degree with a minor in business management, and well over 10 years of post-college experience in the workplace, so I'm certain I can do the job. And as I stated in my initial post, I know deep down that I can perform in this role. And after seeing the job description, I'm even more certain. Perhaps had I been in my role (or even with this firm) for many years as you stated you had, I would have been quicker to jump at the offer.



I RESPECTFULLY asked for the opinions of those who have been in similar situations or who have performed in similar roles as an adjunct to my own decision-making process. I never asked to be TOLD that I would be great at the position. And, while the experiences and support of peers and family can be invaluable, I made the decision that was best for me of my own accord.



 
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