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Old 11-18-2006, 02:26 PM   #17 (permalink)
Willravel
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Are you going to look for work right away?
Absolutely. I'm usually able to get a head start on looking if I know I'm going to be leaveing (or fired, though that's not happened before). The idea is to give myself 2 months to develop a good resume and get it out there. I'd like to have already been hired elsewhere before I quit.
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Do you need to find any job you can to pay the bills?
Yes. Life is expensive. Then you get Loves.
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Would you apply for jobs in a different city than the one you live in now?
I'd try to stay in the area. I'm not willing to go more than a few towns away as I won't be moving any time soon.
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Do you think you would ever want to start your own business?
Only if I can have cool employees and an office that looks as if it could be in a movie about the future. I love that kind of stuff. Oh, and all Macs. And a typewriter under glass, to represent where we came from (or something cheezy like that to make fun of). And a vending machine that has organic fruits!
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Would you want to take 3, 6, 12 months off to travel the world?
I'm not interested in taking a 2-3 year old girl around the world, and I won't leave my daughter, so no. I've already traveled a bit, and I plan to travel a few decades from now.
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Would you just take a few months off to unwind?
Maybe a week, to spend time with the family.
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Would you stay home and watch your kid(s) instead of sending them to day care?
ABSOLUTELY. That's the main reason to stay home, but it would hit us hard financially, so I wouldn't be able to do it long.
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Do you have enough saved up to retire?
I'm 23, so no. I figure it'll take 18 more years at my current salary, allowing for inflation, to have a healthy retirement. I'll work longer than that, but it's good to know I'll be secure sooner.
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Have you ever thought about it or have some other idea planned?
When I'm 55-65, I'll retire. Until then, I'll work.
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