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@OPStolen The commute will suck, but I've done similar commutes for similar opportunities.
it sounds like a good opportunity, except for one bit buried within all that:
Absolutely hated it. I hate retail in general.
I mean, do you want to drive that far twice per day for a job you hate?
My commutes were in a trade that I enjoy, and were temporary (all of my work is temporary). I knew I could suck it up for a few months (and frequently stuck with it longer than planned).
Yours seems to be indefinite, with the possibility of being stuck with that long commute for several years, for something you hate.
Do You Guys Think This Opportunity is Worth It?
I’ve been working in cell phone stores all through college. I managed a Cricket Wireless for a few years. My old territory manager always had new cars and would talk about his mortgage and gas card. I was hoping to become the next territory manager since my store was always number 1 or 2 each month in the district. However, a different manager who’s store was always number 5 or 6 in the district (out of 7) was friends with him and worked their longer and he basically told everyone he planned on doing whatever was necessary to make her the next territory manager.
I quit my job and worked with AT&T for a few months as manager. Absolutely hated it. I hate retail in general. I quit that job as well.
However, T-Mobile needs a territory manager. I’d be traveling an hour away into Delaware and crossing the bridge every day. They told me they had to test my spanish tomorrow and then I had to meet with the DMV Operations Director at some time next week. They said I’d have to be manager of a store for 3 months to learn the systems and then they’d meet with me again to discuss moving into the territory manager position.
I’m 22 and just out of college. I’m severely in credit card debt from medical issues and porn addiction. This job would require me to travel 1hr 30min a day just to get to work(the manager position) and then I’d have to travel between all of the stores in Maryland and Delaware as Territory Manager. The pay is 80k a year and, since I’m living with family, I could have all my debts paid off and a small savings account by December.
I’m trying to decide if this is a good choice for me. If it’s worth hustling for a year or two with the title of Territory Manager so I can get another high paying job or break out of retail entirely. I’m kinda scared because cell phone sales is almost a trapped career. If you look at the people super high up at AT&T or Verizon or T-Mobile on Linkedin, they’ve basically worked in Cellular sales their entire damn lives.
I basically just don’t want to be in a position where I get a really good paying job and then can’t escape the industry. What are your guy’s thoughts? I’m asking as a boy to men as corny as that sounds. I just got out of college and I don’t have any MEN to ask, just my mother and aunts.
TL:DR: I’m 9k in debt. In three months, I could potentially be making 80k a year. This job will require a ton of travel and hustling and I’ll be on-call basically 24/7. Is this something worth taking at least for a year so I can get myself out of debt, get my car mostly paid off, and get myself into an apartment?
Read More@Jzekyll have you read the sidebar? Any of it?
Do you even lift?
@Typo-MAGAshiv who said anything about being rejected, I’m not a handsome dude. But I can see how white women treat different guys and that’s what I’m referring to.
it never shuts.
... just like your mama's legs
sniff my fart
Ever since that midget tricked you into thinking he was a leprechaun, your anus has been so stretched that everyone can't help but sniff your farts, because you leave a constant stream of farts everywhere you go because your stretched gaping anus is so stretched and gaping that it never shuts.
@Victor those rocks are for good your mama jokes, not stinkers that make no sense like that one