Commissions for web development work? Hmmmm... that sounds very odd.
I would be skeptical of any job offer that was 3 times the amount I'm making now. And
I would be skeptical of any company that promised to import you with a work visa and
then turn around and make you travel around the states.
What happens when the company folds? You'll end up struggling to find a job here and
have to deal with that whole Visa issue... you may find yourself back home in 3 months.
That's a hell of a risk to take. Personally, I would keep the stable job and
freelance on the side.
---mark
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-----Original Message-----
From: Angél Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 12:36 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: okies people..career question.
Would you leave a job where you have infinite job security...but not very good pay..
For a job that allows you to travel to the States fairly regularly, be completely in
charge of a small group of developers
(mostly telecommute contractors..maybe some of you ^_^ hee hee),and pays you three
times what you're making now plus
commissions...But you don't know if the job will still be around three months from now.
:-\
*sigh*
Security vs Risk and Oppurtunity.
*gnawing fingernails*
Any ideas from those older, wiser heads out there?
-Gel
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