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Just when I thought…
things were slowing down…
came in from a day in the field just now and have 4 unsolicited job offers. and not “would you like to come interview?”s- straight up “what would it take for you to join us?”
crazy times.
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Name your price
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that’s just it- i’m not looking. even if somebody could pay me what i’m doing being solo and working out of the house, they’d be stupid to do it. and nobody can touch what i get by being solo: the time and interaction i get with my rapidly growing kids.
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that’s just it- i’m not looking. even if somebody could pay me what i’m doing being solo and working out of the house, they’d be stupid to do it. and nobody can touch what i get by being solo: the time and interaction i get with my rapidly growing kids.
And that was the point with me working for someone else. I got off at 5 (usually) and didn’t have to worry about payroll, taxes, insurance etc. I coached my children in sports, attended the games I didn’t coach, was able to take the time off to be a chaperone at camps etc. I’m sure I could have made more money on my own, but the time I spent with my family was worth more than money.
Everyone to their own, you solo fellows have my respect, it just wasn’t for me.
Andy
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I have considered it but I would likely not be able to work on the side projects that I truly enjoy.
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