Heavy with Humdidy
It rained last night, and now it's quite humid. There's no sun yet, and the temperature is still cool, but I am feeling the heaviness of the air.
I'm not particularly sure about moving down here. The job market is undeniably hot, but do I really want to live and work in D.C.? I would be moving only for the money, which is contrary to what I've done with my life so far. On the other hand, it might be worthwhile to spend a year or two earning enough money to jumpstart a house or investing.
The job market here is insane. Java, .NET, Oracle lead, with PHP, VB, and even COBOL making a showing. Unfortunately for me, I do not have a degree or credentials. Therefore, the initial period working here would be a little rough.
But, for the first time, I see a path up. A BA in Business Administration/Management coupled with a couple good Java and Linux certifications pays off to the tune of $60k to $100k. I've seen some positions advertising even more. My price is $60k.
Funny thing, Providence College offers a continuing ed BA in Business Administration.
Now, Brad isn't going to wait even a few months for me to figure this stuff out. It's either take it or leave it. For now, I think I'm going to leave it. I will ask my advisors, and do some research, but I'm pretty sure about the answer.
Brad's offer to let me stay here is a very good one, but not that good for me, especially considering that I wouldn't be moving here without first securing a job. If I decide to come here at a later date, I'd be making enough money to pay for whatever lodging is available.
And I do need to return home, because I have work commitments I must complete. My family should have my assistance during our upcoming move, as well.
The only thing that could tie me to Providence long-term would be a girlfriend. Heidi is out of my life, and she's probably moving to London in a few months. I guess moving to DC would be an interesting way to move on from the memories.
I'm not particularly sure about moving down here. The job market is undeniably hot, but do I really want to live and work in D.C.? I would be moving only for the money, which is contrary to what I've done with my life so far. On the other hand, it might be worthwhile to spend a year or two earning enough money to jumpstart a house or investing.
The job market here is insane. Java, .NET, Oracle lead, with PHP, VB, and even COBOL making a showing. Unfortunately for me, I do not have a degree or credentials. Therefore, the initial period working here would be a little rough.
But, for the first time, I see a path up. A BA in Business Administration/Management coupled with a couple good Java and Linux certifications pays off to the tune of $60k to $100k. I've seen some positions advertising even more. My price is $60k.
Funny thing, Providence College offers a continuing ed BA in Business Administration.
Now, Brad isn't going to wait even a few months for me to figure this stuff out. It's either take it or leave it. For now, I think I'm going to leave it. I will ask my advisors, and do some research, but I'm pretty sure about the answer.
Brad's offer to let me stay here is a very good one, but not that good for me, especially considering that I wouldn't be moving here without first securing a job. If I decide to come here at a later date, I'd be making enough money to pay for whatever lodging is available.
And I do need to return home, because I have work commitments I must complete. My family should have my assistance during our upcoming move, as well.
The only thing that could tie me to Providence long-term would be a girlfriend. Heidi is out of my life, and she's probably moving to London in a few months. I guess moving to DC would be an interesting way to move on from the memories.
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