Hey all, first, some background:
This past month I *finally* got a new job working in a corporate position as a secretary. It has good benefits, and I'm making more than I have before, which is nice. It's also been nice having actual weekends that my girlfriend and I can share together. That said, I've been doing a lot of thinking (on my own and through therapy) about what I want in a job, and what I want a job to do for me, and it's made me realize a few things: I want to maximize the amount of time I have in my life to enjoy life and do the things that I want to do. This job really made me realize that when looked at how vacation time works, and realized that I'll have a max of 10 days for the first five years. I went to school for education, but left that when I realized that I didn't really want to teach. I like working with kids, but not as a teacher. This has me toying with going back to school for school counseling, because education is essentially the only career I know of that gives three months off each year, along with major holidays throughout the year. I've realized that I do value that time off enough to warrant the trade off.
Now, with all of that background: As I was toying (increasingly towards actually) going back to school, I've thought about how I'll need a job that will allow me to actually have time to study and do the work. To that end, I've considered going back to my old job in a grocery store. They still haven't filled my old full time position, and they liked how I was performing in the role, so it's tempting to try my hand and see if I could get back in. That temptation has grown a lot as I've realized increasingly that this job isn't what I thought it was (surprise, surprise) and then especially when I got a vacation payout check in the mail, and realized that since starting full time at the grocery store I had already gotten a raise, and at the rate it was going, I probably would have been making *more* than currently if I had stayed in that position for the next year or two. I'd like to make a decision about school soon, which means I'll need to make this decision soon too if I want this.
Here's the big issue: This current job is one a friend who also works at the firm got for me, and then the whole fact that I've only been there for a month... I feel like those issues speak for themselves. I'm just looking to see: what do the people here have to say about this situation. What are your thoughts?
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