Should I Take This Job ?

[abbeyleigh]

I have been offered a job in a hospital as office assistant for children and family by an agency it is ongoing position so no end date my advisor said it a lovely place to work and foot in the door. So I'm just thinking should I take it sound like a good opportunity and go once a week in my current job for now or keep looking for something else

[bednobs]

yes

[naomi24]

You’ve been looking for an office job and this is ongoing. You might like it enough to stay permanently.

[Buenchico]

Go for it!

[barry1010]

Yes

[roopower]

Go for it, sounds good. My son did a years apprenticeship as a porter and it did open other doors in the hospital for him.

[Peter Pedant]

yes

[Smowball]

Take it!

[Hazlinny]

Decisions, decisions, Abbey - you are the best judge!

[Prudie]

Everyone (nearly) on here is going to be super positive and say go for it but surely you want good advice based on the facts. What do you mean by go once a week in my current job? Is that still working at McDs? What kind of work is it, will you be dealing with these families directly yourself, is it just doing admin and if so are you sure they as not going to make you feel inadequate because of lack of Excel skills or something like happened before and knocked your confidence? Who is this adviser?

These are all questions you need to think about and if you are happy with the answers then yes this may be the opportunity you've been looking for.

[abbeyleigh]

Yeah I haven't told anyone yet but go on sick, take 2 weeks holidays or go one day a week to see if I like it.

[Paigntonian]

This is another fake question.

[Hazlinny]

You don't learn much going one day a week!

[abbeyleigh]

I mean in mcds one day a week then in hospital Monday to Friday

[jourdain2]

At some time in your life you have to jump and take a risk. This sounds like a decent one to take. Your choice.

[wolf63]

Why don't you take the job and also consider going to college to get training in computers?

A job at KFC or McDonald's is not going to be hard to get. But getting a good NHS job is an achievement, your interview must have gone well.

You need to stop job-hopping!

Good luck :-)

[bobbinwales]

Taking this job 5 days a week but staying on at McDs for one day a week seem's the way to go to me... if the NHS job dont work out for you am sure you can increase your MaccyD hours back toward current hours easily to keep your income up intil you find the next.
DO you know what you'd wear on your first day??

[Canary42]

No, it sounds too much for someone as indecisive as you appear to be.

Can you imagine it:-

Parent: I think my child needs further attention
You: Just hang on while I put it to Answerbank.

[bednobs]

"You're an idiot if you think this is a genuine question."
well, at least the poster knows there's more than 1 section to post in on this site, unlike some other "idiots"