I'd take it in a heartbeat.

• What would you do if ..... - TD
  • no brainer - take it! Congrats! nm - MTmtmt
  • I'd say...take it! - sm
  • Maybe my thinking is off here but . . do if I was covered under my husband's bennies program I&# - MT2
    • I like it too, but - TD
    • not sure how that got so botched. It should read - MT2
  • I'd take it in a heartbeat. - The benefits should be really good.
  • As long as you have someone with the kids after school and can - arrange a sitter for the sick days, go for it! nm
  • Take it! - losinit
  • I'd take it. - Yup
  • What would you do if..... - jeeperbelle
  • Take it - Patti
    • I actually had that same job once.. - Hayseed
      • No Sitter - TD

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but that is probably because I like change.  I am not the type of person to be in the same place at the same time doing the same thing year after year after year.  It is too confining for me.  And the older I get, the more confined I feel.

But a lot of people do not feel comfortable with change.  They prefer the "tried and true."

AND, a lot of people would not be able to take that type of job because of responsibilities such as family.

So, you have to think of what type of person YOU are.  Do you like change? Do you like meeting new people? Do you like living in a new city, getting to know your way around?  How about living in a hotel?  Could you do that for 2 or 3 weeks if it was required? 

Or do you feel more comfortable and secure in your own surroundings?  Where you know the shortcut to almost any place you have to go and know just how far each Starbucks is from anywhere you happen to be .

I am NOT saying that one type of person is better than the other.  Everyone is different and that is what makes us all special.  Just figure out what suits you best and make the decision, then keep going forward.

Good luck to you.  Please post and let us know what you decide.

for all of the reasons mentioned in your post, and then some. 

communication and reality.

Talk about your drugs or your dinners.  Pass over MQ.  We won't mind a bit.  Our lives are rough enough already without biting comments.

We are trying to dig out of the quagmire MQ/Philips has put us into.  Like I've said, MTing is no longer a profession or can be considered a "real job".  At best it is pickup work or sideline extra non-necessary money because one certainly can't depend on the money.