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[adrienmundi]

I'm very afraid they're going to offer me a job tomorrow. Honestly, I'd be much happier as runner up and Ms Congeniality, I think.

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[ineffabelle]

will there be repercussions if you don't take it?

[adrienmundi]

I'm afraid there might be, yeah, though I don't know for sure.

[arjache.livejournal.com]

It's just a job offer. You don't have to take it. Just follow your heart :-)

[adrienmundi]

My heart wants me to be a barrista in Coffee of Doom, but there seem to be technical difficulties.

[celticmoni.livejournal.com]

erm...i thought job offers that came post interview were Happy Things?...

[adrienmundi]

And in most cases, you'd probably be right. As I've been gnashing my teeth this week, the question is, how much of myself will I have to suppress, and is any price worth that?

[moonbird.livejournal.com]

Fear of actually getting what you want?

[adrienmundi]

Not exactly, no. More like afraid that something different will stand in for something better, such that I lose momentum in search of the latter.

[laughingwoman.livejournal.com]

how much of myself will I have to suppress, and is any price worth that?

my question is: is it appreciably different than the amount you're already suppressing at current job, which has alot of its own Issues, not all necessarily related to the above, but are also not not nefarious in their own rights (worst manager in the world is a pretty hard thing to live with on a day-to-day basis). best thing: since you're not sounding thrilled with the possibility of this change, you can afford to tailor make it an offer you Can't Refuse.

i'm here to be your unsolicited silver lining ;)

[adrienmundi]

i'm here to be your unsolicited silver lining ;)

Which is still a silver lining :)

I was talking about you last night, in relation to books, and how very nice it is to have that sort of connection (though of course, it goes much beyond excellent books).