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14-11-2007, 11:16 AM
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1967 XR Falcon
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: South Coast
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I currently work as a web designer, especially with flash. Lately I have been applying for some jobs to keep the trip from home to work a bit shorter, better pay etc. Now I have a job lined up that offers $5000 more, a laptop, and further training ( I have had no formal training, or have any qualifications whatsoever).
Upon telling my current work I have been looking elsewhere and want to give my 2 weeks notice, they have offered to let me work from home at $55 000, with a better (free) internet connection. So I can either work from home everyday, or travel 5 hours a day and get a laptop, some qualifications and most likely a better portfolio. I'm 22 so maybe further down the line qualifications will help, but Ive never needed them for any job once I've shown them some of the stuff I've done. I honestly do not know what to do. Maybe other people here have been in the same situation? Is it even worth doing all that when I can work from home anyway?  ing_sm
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