Is this job in the middle east? I know guys that have gone and some that are going back to make double what they make

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Dec 13, 2019
12:59:36pm

greatbam Playmaker

Is this job in the middle east? I know guys that have gone and some that are going back to make double what they make

here. I've talked with my wife about it and she's not keen on the idea.

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greatbam

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POLL: Let's say you are mid thirties. You have some debt, but not a lot. Married. 2.5 kids. You currently make $125,000/year. Your job is relatively stress free and pretty safe.

CDV We aren’t friends.

12/13/19 12:42pm

first I'd tell Solomon to give the baby to the other woman

BertoChavez

12/13/19 12:44pm

Age of kids might factor as well

groy

12/13/19 12:45pm

I'd take it and retire after the 5 years.

Baron

12/13/19 12:46pm

Keep it stress free. The majority of us even when we have a bigger

cougfanz

12/13/19 12:49pm

Depends if it would ruin your life, your marriage, and your family.

OmahaThunderCoug

12/13/19 1:41pm

Meant for OP

OmahaThunderCoug

12/13/19 1:42pm

The level of compensation a person receives is usually directly related...

CoachSpeak

12/13/19 1:46pm

Assuming you don't live someplace with a crazy cost of living, 125k is enough

vegasnative

12/13/19 12:52pm

I’d be set for life with that type of salary. House would be paid off in 5 years

Adwight

12/13/19 3:00pm

$350k is not enough for that level of stress. Bump it to $500k and let's talk

Tare

12/13/19 12:52pm

Lots of things would be different after the 5 years and those aren't years

JAGA97

12/13/19 12:52pm

If you like your coworkers and boss, why would you hate your work?

DirtyWater

12/13/19 12:57pm

Because you are probably a lawyer

Baron

12/13/19 12:58pm

Then wouldn't you hate your coworkers and boss?

DirtyWater

12/13/19 1:00pm

No.

Baron

12/13/19 1:01pm

RE: No.

DirtyWater

12/13/19 1:02pm

my current boss and co-workers are awesome. If I could get rid of clients I would like me job a lot more.

CDV

12/13/19 1:03pm

You don't get how you can like your coworkers but hate your work? You do realize people have

Baron

12/13/19 1:03pm

I don't get how you like lawyers.

DirtyWater

12/13/19 1:19pm

RE: I don't get how you like lawyers.

Baron

12/13/19 1:22pm

Elder Oaks is your coworker?

DirtyWater

12/13/19 3:32pm

Clients, risk, hours, location, deadlines, ethics, failure = death, ect.

JAGA97

12/13/19 1:08pm

Is this job in the middle east? I know guys that have gone and some that are going back to make double what they make

greatbam

12/13/19 12:59pm

Go work your butt off for 5 years, gain some good experience and good money.

ReggaeCoug

12/13/19 12:59pm

No, I value my time and spending it with my family far more than I value money..

CoachSpeak

12/13/19 1:01pm

When I was leaving a big law firm, a senior partner called me in and told me

korihor

12/13/19 1:13pm

Would depend on age of children. If teenaged, the five year I would lose would

Sandstone Cougar

12/13/19 1:24pm

I think most of us count on having to work more when we are younger...

CoachSpeak

12/13/19 1:31pm

5 years and then I just get the old job back? Sure.

Jay Rick

12/13/19 2:27pm

People undervalue quality of life, for more money.

flyzag

12/13/19 2:33pm

Enormous stress that makes you unhappy is not

messi

12/13/19 3:08pm

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