Exactly...the first one will work itself out when she finds out about the second one.
All you have to do is fix the glitch...the rest should work itself out naturally.
I suppose you have to remember that with higher pay and a more prominent title comes a lot more responsibility. You have to try and weigh the amount of responsibility against the pay you will receive and figure out if that is worth throttling back on the things you like to do (in this case programming).
A university diploma really doesn't have much warrant the higher you are up in the corporate ladder. On the other hand, if the company gets restructured and you have to find some new place to start, the diploma might help give you an in.
Personally I opt for the lesser paying job that gives me the ability to do what I love. It isn't that I wouldn't like the responsibility; I just think that my personal satisfaction is more importnant than financial gain.
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Exactly...the first one will work itself out when she finds out about the second one. All you have to do is fix the glitch...the rest should work itself out naturally.
I suppose you have to remember that with higher pay and a more prominent title comes a lot more responsibility. You have to try and weigh the amount of responsibility against the pay you will receive and figure out if that is worth throttling back on the things you like to do (in this case programming). A university diploma really doesn't have much warrant the higher you are up in the corporate ladder. On the other hand, if the company gets restructured and you have to find some new place to start, the diploma might help give you an in. Personally I opt for the lesser paying job that gives me the ability to do what I love. It isn't that I wouldn't like the responsibility; I just think that my personal satisfaction is more importnant than financial gain.