Ok...so yesterday was my first day at my new job as some of ya'll know. The only reason I actually applied to that store in the first place was because I was told their floral department was hiring designers. Well, when I got there though last week, they weren't hiring florists- soemone had just given me wrong information. They were so kind anyways that they offered me a job cashiering though so I took it. Here's the problem though- the pay is aweful, it's about 45 minutes away from my house and about 15 minutes away from Colins. So the money that i would make would only really cover gas. Aslo, I don't get any discounts on food or anything (which you would think you would working in a grocery store
.) Here's the thing- I really like the ppl and the hours they gave me so far. It seems to be really nice and all...
Here's my delima:
I just got a phone call from a very well renowned flower shop in my area. Any designer I know would kill for a position in their shop- their work in incredable and it would be an excellent opportunity. Well, They've offered me an interview and a potential job- the owner is supposed to call me back in a few minutes to set up a time actually. Now here's the thing...I had already taken the other job cashiering. The pros of the deisgn shop is- better pay, closer to home, better hours, having the opportunity to make extra $$$ planning weddings and funerals, and it's something that as a Florist- I really love to do...so idealy, that's the job i'd rather have.
What do you think I should do? I think that If they offer me the job at the flower shop and it is guarenteed and works out with my class schedule, I will take it and tell the grocery store that I was offered a more higher paying job closer to home- I will see if they're willing to match the pay (which I don't think they will be) and if not, I will politely leave and take the new job. I have to look out for myself since nobody else will you know. But I just don't wanna quit this new job until i'm definite i have the other one. But if i do get the other one- i would much rather have that- It's a design job, it's closer to home, the benifits are better, the pay is better, and it's something that I love to do.......what do you think everyone? I'd feel really bad just up and quitting my new one if i get this one, but I really have to think about what's best for me in the long run.
Here's my delima:
I just got a phone call from a very well renowned flower shop in my area. Any designer I know would kill for a position in their shop- their work in incredable and it would be an excellent opportunity. Well, They've offered me an interview and a potential job- the owner is supposed to call me back in a few minutes to set up a time actually. Now here's the thing...I had already taken the other job cashiering. The pros of the deisgn shop is- better pay, closer to home, better hours, having the opportunity to make extra $$$ planning weddings and funerals, and it's something that as a Florist- I really love to do...so idealy, that's the job i'd rather have.
What do you think I should do? I think that If they offer me the job at the flower shop and it is guarenteed and works out with my class schedule, I will take it and tell the grocery store that I was offered a more higher paying job closer to home- I will see if they're willing to match the pay (which I don't think they will be) and if not, I will politely leave and take the new job. I have to look out for myself since nobody else will you know. But I just don't wanna quit this new job until i'm definite i have the other one. But if i do get the other one- i would much rather have that- It's a design job, it's closer to home, the benifits are better, the pay is better, and it's something that I love to do.......what do you think everyone? I'd feel really bad just up and quitting my new one if i get this one, but I really have to think about what's best for me in the long run.