1. Min stress, Flexiable work schedule, Moderate workload.
2. Work under loose management, clerical job, less overtime
needed. Time and half pay for OT hours.
3. Low benefits (Only Medical insurance 50% paid) , 10 paid
vacation days, 3 paid holidays.
4. $35,000 annual
5. 15 min drive to work
6. No career advancement opportunity,
7. Weak boss and weak management.
8. Some coworkers with bad attitude.
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Whether you take this job doesn’t only depend on the circumstances of the position itself, but also YOUR circumstances.
If you haven’t been employed for awhile, short on money, bill collectors hounding you, then it might be wise to take the position, even with the downfalls, as a means for you to subsist until you find something better (which shouldn’t be hard).
I would take the job if I NEEDED a job. I would not take the job if I had other job opportunities pending that were better, or if it was a job that might in some way hinder my getting a better job. If I am unemployed, I don’t necessarily consider that the first position I find (or take) will be my life’s work, but rather will help me to continue my search.
Only if I lacked ambition of any kind and wouldn’t mind being bored out of my mind after a couple of months. For sure, I would be hating life by then.
Depends on how bad the attitude is, but for the most part it sounds good. If you’re not driven for career advancement.
At best this sounds as if would be a stop-gap position. The downside is that you would be working under weak and loose management coupled with a weak boss which may result in conflicting agendas and priorities amongst the staff. You mention only a moderate workload, keep in mind that the day may drag very slowly. Thirteen days off a year is a little skimpy and the health benefits are not great. You already know that some of your co-workers are going to be difficult. Having said that, $35k is fairly decent for a clerical position and the fifteen-minute drive to work does not even make you break a sweat. I say take the job and keep on looking.
Happiness and Love of Work should be your first motivation.
If you do not see a future here dont take the job. If you see constant strife and stress dont take the job. If you are worth more that you are getting (total benefits) dont take the job.
If you have not work now and need something fast you can take the job and keep looking for a better job. But keep in mind this will not look good on your resume for future work. Never take a job you will be miserable in. It is never worth the money.
Keep Looking
All I needed to see was number 6!!!…..No future advancement? Forget it luv…….
Your job search was looking good until you listed [6] [7] [8]. Unless you have a very excellent skills as a motivator, this job looks like a dead end. If you would share the name of he company with us, perhaps we would like to sell our shares. Good luck
Only as a desperate short term measure while looking for something better. Career advancement opportunities, benefits, contented coworkers, and salary are crucial.
some of this is contradicting .
if you have a weak boss and weak management of course their is room for advancement , all you would have to do is be better than them on a daily basis . but no i would not even consider this , 10 days of vacation is terrible and the insurance is piss poor , and being that you get only 3 paid holidays you probably have to work the rest . And a work environment full of idiots ( coworkers bad attitude , loose management ) is aggravating
no.. due the low benefits package
you don’t mention pension or 401k either
I personally would only take it while looking for a better job with the above mentioned benefits
The pay is very resonable, drive time to work is excellent,
the rest is Ho Hum. Really depends on how bad you are
strapped for money. Personally i would take the job at the
same time be looking for another one with career advancement
opportunities.
yes, I would personally LOVE this job offer..
I work in Nursing, and if I was given an offer to get back into Clerical work..and it was enticing like this..I would take it immediatly…
The pay is close to what I make now and I like the offer of Flexability and Minimal Stress
Certainly Not.