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The closer job is 34/hr, no benefits, floor work, but less then 1 mile away. The other job is teaching, 39/hr with benefits, way less stress, full benefits. Honestly, I don't mind the floor most days but it can get hard some days, but it's only 2-3 shifts per week versus 5 easy half days...,
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What do you mean by flexibility? And what do you mean by "very easy?"Which is better? Having a 12 hour shift job no flexibility versus a very easy flexible Job?
Personally, I'd loathe the idea of anything besides a 12-hr shift... except perhaps a 16...
I've had 'easy' jobs and didn't much care for them. My present job is not easy by any means but it is satisfying work.
I've done a ton of commuting in my life and, especially if there's not much traffic, anything under 45 minutes or so is fine.
I love 12s too to get the job over and have my week free and it is satisfying. But sometimes it is a bit much for me, I love the floor for all the right reasons, but lately I feel that management has taken what I love to add more paperwork and nonsense to the job and they add less to patient care.
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So I have a dilemma. Which is better? Having a 12 hour shift job no flexibility but waking distance from your home versus a very easy flexible Job but you have to do a lot of commuting?
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