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So I get home today and I have been offered another position at a company I really liked but was rejected from intially

Dear Nicholas:

On behalf of Second To None, Inc, I am please to extend the following offer of full time employment for your consideration. Our staffing needs have increased and we would like you to join our team in December!


Position: Scheduling Associate
Base Salary: $13.00 per hour

Benefits

-Paid Time Off (Vacation/Personal Days) - 120 hours (15 days) per year. During the Initial Employment Period (90 days), Paid Time Off (PTO) time may be accrued for full-time Employees, but may not be used until successful completion of the Initial Employment Period.


-Nine Paid Holidays

-Flexible Benefit Program:
If you decide to sign up for any of the health insurance programs listed below, Second To None will pay up to $175.00 toward these programs. If you choose not to participate in any of these programs, you will forfeit that money.


-Life Insurance: $30,000 The cost to you is $5.00 - $6.00 per month
Supplemental Insurance Options (AFLAC): Short Term Disability, Accident Insurance, Hospital Indemnity, Life Insurance, Cancer Insurance, etc. Cost depends on what programs you sign up for.

Simple IRA: Eligible with first payroll period of employment

-Blue Cross/Blue Shield Medical and Dental Plan:


__________________________________________________ ________

PROS

Dynamic Edge (first offer)
-Yearly Bonuses
-Overtime Pay
-Free Insurance for Nick,
-Vacation Time after 1 year
-Cell Phone Bill Paid
-More fun atmosphere
-Familiar with Product/making decisions about what/what not to buy.


Second to None
-Bonuses
-Straight 9-5 Shift
-Vacation Time after 90 days
-Paid Holidays
-Low Cost Life Insurance
-Insurance
-Much Nicer Office Building/Atmosphere
-Paid Weekly/Biweekly


Cons:

Dynamic Edge
-On call 24/7
-More tasks :tech support, purchasing, inventory control
-Schedule is subject to change depending on what needs done
-Paid monthly

Second to None
- Insurance Cost (a bit costly 170$ per month for one person, 700$ per month for a family)
- Longer Drive
- May get boring, you do the same thing every day
- Not in Technology Field.

Suggestions? Maybe play them off each other and see if I can scam an extra buck or two of them? I run the risk of them pulling the offer though

I feel a leaning toward the 2nd to None job because of the set schedule and all, but dunno

It feels weird being in demand now...

trust your feelings, good insurance is worth alot when kids are involved. Look down the road, which company would you want to be working at in 5 years?

[quote="Sgt>Stackem":f072a]trust your feelings, good insurance is worth alot when kids are involved. Look down the road, which company would you want to be working at in 5 years?[/quote:f072a]

My wife has good insurance now for us.

the 2nd to none offers BCBS but its like 740 bucks a fuckin month!

I emailed the guy to ask what insurance and premiums they offer for dynamic edge

[quote="TGB!":29b45]The hell. 13 bucks an hour for an IT position.

What is rent like 200 bucks down there. . .[/quote:29b45]

670 a month for us.

its not techincally an IT position its at the firm, doing purchasing, rma's and some tech support...wtf it is.

Insurance for the other company is around 400 a month through American Community

Tough call Nyck. Remember the cost of insurance is not just the monthly premium. You need to find out how much they pay for a doctor's visit etc. (and especially for any little Nycks that are on the way.)

I suck at giving employment advice so let me just say that if you pick one and like it then that's the one I was gonna say, but if you hate it, I was gonna say the other one.

whats the annual salary rather than the hourly?

guess you just have to see the factors of pay, actual work you might enjoy doing, and benefits.



i get paid 9.61824 USD an hour to play games thats all i know.

well, Well, WELL... MY DAD GETS PAID DOUBLE YOUR SALARY, YOU BIG FAT BUMBYHEAD.

[quote="Doctor Duffy":62778]well, Well, WELL... MY DAD GETS PAID DOUBLE YOUR SALARY, YOU BIG FAT BUMBYHEAD.[/quote:62778]

Your dad is also older and more experianced than Nick...

Also, he is your lover (your dad).

my dad doesnt get paid at all...

goddamn hippie

wtf with all these people who want nycks nutz?? pick the one you think you will like more and i would stick with your wifes insurance if its better. from what you put down, i would go with dynamic edge. yearly bonuses are good, insurance is free, and you get a free phone. the main thing is you said you liked the atmosphere and you are familiar with the work. i would go with them if i were you, but what are you more comfortable with? just cause you arent familiar with a product doesnt disqualify you. Learning new things on a job makes you more valuabe and gives you experience, like +10. $13 an hour for someone who has a degree is a bit low, but if your rent is that cheap, then you shouldnt have to worry about it. what are you going to do?

[quote="Doctor Duffy":06889]well, Well, WELL... MY DAD GETS PAID DOUBLE YOUR SALARY, YOU BIG FAT BUMBYHEAD.[/quote:06889] My mom makes triple your dad's salary, you amateur Proctologist. spank:


P.S: Good luck on your job offer Nyck. Naturally I have nooooo idea how difficult it must be to make life-altering decisions. rolleyes:

[quote=Whatada] My mom makes triple your dad's salary, you amateur Proctologist. spank:[/quote:58578]

Do shutup.

Why ask us? Most of us have no real adult experiences like owning a home, having a child, paying a mortgage or insurance bills. IMHO you should ask your parents are some close friends of yours.

That or do what you want man, it's up to you. In anycase I wish you good luck with whatever you decide to take.