Oh yeah, just make sure before you quit you have car loans, a house and anything you need that requires credit. The real job offers this whereas a net job might take a year before getting a credit required loan (depending on your savings, credit and income of course).
If you just started making the money I would stay at your job a little longer just so you dont have to stress. But if your pretty confident the money is there to stay quit your job and work your business more and make it make you even more money.
yea..its a tough situation. And yea Ramster I agree...the "real" gig is a nice base for health insurance.....etc....(also..have not forgotten about our IM thread....still figuring things out)
Although I gotta say...this is the kinda problem I don't mind having ;-)
i did quit the day job. best move i ever made. because even though you may only be making 2x's here now than your day job, when you get 24 a days to focus on your adult work, it really opens up your possibilities.
yea..its a tough situation. And yea Ramster I agree...the "real" gig is a nice base for health insurance.....etc....(also..have not forgotten about our IM thread....still figuring things out)
Although I gotta say...this is the kinda problem I don't mind having ;-)
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Why not pull an "Office Space" and just sorta loose interest in the real job and see how long they keep you. At least you'll get a severance package when they can you.
Why not pull an "Office Space" and just sorta loose interest in the real job and see how long they keep you. At least you'll get a severance package when they can you.
;-)
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Why not pull an "Office Space" and just sorta loose interest in the real job and see how long they keep you. At least you'll get a severance package when they can you.
Why not pull an "Office Space" and just sorta loose interest in the real job and see how long they keep you. At least you'll get a severance package when they can you.
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I'd have to say any person whom believes in being accountable for their actions, or who has a conscience, would never do such -- it's not considered a honourable action/choice and is no different from stealing shit from the office.
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