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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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After months of zero job interviews, I've landed myself two in the space of three days this week - one is in an industry that I really want to get into but distance would be a bitch, the second is a job that I have loads of experience in, it's less desirable than the first interview but it's closer to home.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Good luck, just write down the pro's and cons of both jobs then if you're lucky enough to get offered both you have it there in black and white the reason to accept one over the other rather than make a decision based on emotion x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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Thanks everyone 
I'm jumping the gun, but at the moment if I was offered both jobs, I'd more than likely choose the latter and keep looking for the former in a better location, because then I'd at least be back in work. |
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"After months of zero job interviews, I've landed myself two in the space of three days this week - one is in an industry that I really want to get into but distance would be a bitch, the second is a job that I have loads of experience in, it's less desirable than the first interview but it's closer to home.
Wish me luck. "
Congrats I know what its like to be in that position. Hope you get both, so you can choose the best for you |
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