When It Rains It Pours 🌝

So as I am anticipating this new career change a different job has come up. It's close to home and would give me the monies I am currently looking for. It's also a job I would enjoy even though it would be busy and require lots of multitasking. This doesn't mean I have to entirely give up on the other potential (but it does require more schooling and certification.)
Now I feel like I have two paths to ponder. I think ultimately the first choice will bring me more of what I want and will be longer sustaining, whereas this job will be quicker money and I won't have to build myself up and "sell my skills" over time as I would need to with the first. With the close to home it would be a solid check but the other will be that building up process. It feels nice to have options but it leaves me with pros and cons again . :)

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Carissimi · F

Have you thought about the long-term consequences of each job, and I don’t mean personally, but how the world is changing very fast? Whatever these positions are, will either one be a better fit for the future, and the coming technology and labor force changes. More to think about, as if you don’t have enough already on your mind, but just a thought. Good luck! 🤗

ravenwind43 · 51-55, F

@Carissimi That is also something to consider yes! The first one will be in demand over a longer term whereas this second idea I will be sort of in one place with no place to really move forward. Another thing to consider but thank you:)