Also, I'm still at this place until the 8th so hopefully we'll get someone in I can train. There are some specialized things the new person will need to know and a lot of weight is going to be put on my coworker.
My office will be down to the Big Boss, my Co Worker, and the intern (who is only here M/W/F is very new and doesn't know a lot), Co Worker is going to be taking on all the payroll responsiblities and there will be a new person but it's going to be rather sink or swim for whoever it is.
Aimee, remember the bangs Em got last year? Liv has the same haircut.
continued job~ma askye! I completely understand wanting to save your coworker -
Aimee, remember the bangs Em got last year? Liv has the same haircut.
Best. Haircut. Ever.
Except for the fact that the economy is really depressed in that region so he can probably get away with underpaying.
$10,000/year paycut for me. Went from an Office Manager to a CFO and still. He got 80+ resumes within 24 hours.
That's just insane. I mean I know that LA's cost of living is high, but high enough to cancel out that type of paycut? I guess I didn't realize how big the cut was.
I mean I know that LA's cost of living is high, but high enough to cancel out that type of paycut?
List of things that are cheaper in Michigan than LA:
*Rent (by $95/month)
*Gas (vehicle)
*Cable, phone and internet access (by $20/month)
List of things that are more expensive in Michigan than LA:
*Car insurance (by $500/yr)
*Day care (by $20/wk)
*Groceries (by $100/mo)
*All utilities (double if not more)
Loss of pay per month (pre-tax):
*$833.00
Rent (by $95/month)
Please tell me you're at least getting more space for that!
Oh, good. 'Cause $95 ain't much!
Ugh. So much for the myth of how much more expensive it is to live in LA.
