Yardies at Home and a Farrin (part16)

[NatPatBen 3]

It was actually really funny. first they called me up there and asked me some stupidness. then they wanted my husband up there and she asked him some stupidness (i was sitting at this time....and you know how everyone in there can hear the questions.....and it was packed full a people) and then she goes and asked my husband what i wore to bed last night. as soon as she asked that i just put my head down and my hand over my face because i knew what the truth was and i knew hubby was gonna tell the truth...and then he said "she wore NOTHING". and everybody in there was laughing and whistling..and even the interviewer was smiling. it was hilarious. and when we were leaving, everyone was high-fiving us and shyt...it was too much!!!

[finesse 3]

it was actually really funny. first they called me up there and asked me some stupidness. then they wanted my husband up there and she asked him some stupidness (i was sitting at this time....and you know how everyone in there can hear the questions.....and it was packed full a people) and then she goes and asked my husband what i wore to bed last night. as soon as she asked that i just put my head down and my hand over my face because i knew what the truth was and i knew hubby was gonna tell the truth...and then he said "she wore NOTHING". and everybody in there was laughing and whistling..and even the interviewer was smiling. it was hilarious. and when we were leaving, everyone was high-fiving us and shyt...it was too much!!!

I remember us talking about that when you came back. Pure slackness...that would have been the answer for me too. LOL

i was like....i came all this way for this???? hubby and i still laugh about that. i'll never forget that day...

[NatPatBen 3]

i was like....i came all this way for this???? hubby and i still laugh about that. i'll never forget that day...

Yeah. That's a lot of money/vacation to pay just for minor questions.

[jawi876 2]

it was actually really funny. first they called me up there and asked me some stupidness. then they wanted my husband up there and she asked him some stupidness (i was sitting at this time....and you know how everyone in there can hear the questions.....and it was packed full a people) and then she goes and asked my husband what i wore to bed last night. as soon as she asked that i just put my head down and my hand over my face because i knew what the truth was and i knew hubby was gonna tell the truth...and then he said "she wore NOTHING". and everybody in there was laughing and whistling..and even the interviewer was smiling. it was hilarious. and when we were leaving, everyone was high-fiving us and shyt...it was too much!!!

I remember us talking about that when you came back. Pure slackness...that would have been the answer for me too. LOL

i was like....i came all this way for this???? hubby and i still laugh about that. i'll never forget that day...

Well..I'm sure you got something else out of the trip...or you wouldn't have been wearing "nothing" the night before. LMAO

[finesse 3]

it was actually really funny. first they called me up there and asked me some stupidness. then they wanted my husband up there and she asked him some stupidness (i was sitting at this time....and you know how everyone in there can hear the questions.....and it was packed full a people) and then she goes and asked my husband what i wore to bed last night. as soon as she asked that i just put my head down and my hand over my face because i knew what the truth was and i knew hubby was gonna tell the truth...and then he said "she wore NOTHING". and everybody in there was laughing and whistling..and even the interviewer was smiling. it was hilarious. and when we were leaving, everyone was high-fiving us and shyt...it was too much!!!

I remember us talking about that when you came back. Pure slackness...that would have been the answer for me too. LOL

i was like....i came all this way for this???? hubby and i still laugh about that. i'll never forget that day...

Well..I'm sure you got something else out of the trip...or you wouldn't have been wearing "nothing" the night before. LMAO

true.....doesn't it seem like every single time you go to jamaica, something totally funny happens?

[^KK^ 3]

Oh boy..I just got a call from an old co-worker that is now a Senior manager and he wants me to join his firm...and offer a 15k sign on and 10k raise. Here's the issue....I don't want to go back to the client he wants or needs me for. They want to win a bid and want me (of many others) on the team to win. Let me mention that I have already left a job for the same reasons..and it didn't work. I followed the money and it just was not my place.

I'm "comfortable" at this job. It's like I don't want to take another "risk".

Pros - Money, closer...real close to my home, great career opportunity

Cons - The team..um..will have me doing all the work cause they don't know what the hell they are doing, the team..can't trust them for nothing, I'll be working on a client that I feel like there is nothing else to learn. It's you agency Quana.

So the question is: Should I take the risk for the $$$ or just stay put where I'm comfortable?

Now I gotta get back to my work before they start asking me if I'm done yet.

[jawi876 2]

true.....doesn't it seem like every single time you go to jamaica, something totally funny happens?

EVERY single time. I don't think I have had one trip where I haven't been able to tell a story that has people like this or this

[finesse 3]

Oh boy..I just got a call from an old co-worker that is now a Senior manager and he wants me to join his firm...and offer a 15k sign on and 10k raise. Here's the issue....I don't want to go back to the client he wants or needs me for. They want to win a bid and want me (of many others) on the team to win. Let me mention that I have already left a job for the same reasons..and it didn't work. I followed the money and it just was not my place.

I'm "comfortable" at this job. It's like I don't want to take another "risk".

Pros - Money, closer...real close to my home, great career opportunity

Cons - The team..um..will have me doing all the work cause they don't know what the hell they are doing, the team..can't trust them for nothing, I'll be working on a client that I feel like there is nothing else to learn. It's you agency Quana.

So the question is: Should I take the risk for the $$$ or just stay put where I'm comfortable?

Now I gotta get back to my work before they start asking me if I'm done yet.

you better make that money girl!!

[jawi876 2]

Oh boy..I just got a call from an old co-worker that is now a Senior manager and he wants me to join his firm...and offer a 15k sign on and 10k raise. Here's the issue....I don't want to go back to the client he wants or needs me for. They want to win a bid and want me (of many others) on the team to win. Let me mention that I have already left a job for the same reasons..and it didn't work. I followed the money and it just was not my place.

I'm "comfortable" at this job. It's like I don't want to take another "risk".

Pros - Money, closer...real close to my home, great career opportunity

Cons - The team..um..will have me doing all the work cause they don't know what the hell they are doing, the team..can't trust them for nothing, I'll be working on a client that I feel like there is nothing else to learn. It's you agency Quana.

So the question is: Should I take the risk for the $$$ or just stay put where I'm comfortable?

Now I gotta get back to my work before they start asking me if I'm done yet.

Can you do it on a Consulting basis? I mean if you have the time to do it after your other job.

[finesse 3]

true.....doesn't it seem like every single time you go to jamaica, something totally funny happens?

EVERY single time. I don't think I have had one trip where I haven't been able to tell a story that has people like this or this

ok, just wanted to make sure it wasn't just me...

[jawi876 2]

true.....doesn't it seem like every single time you go to jamaica, something totally funny happens?

EVERY single time. I don't think I have had one trip where I haven't been able to tell a story that has people like this or this

ok, just wanted to make sure it wasn't just me...

I thought it was just me. Jonesie laughs her butt off at my episodes...and she is usually right there looking on and shaking her head at the stuff I experience.

[^KK^ 3]

Wait...oh my..this was in my email from this morning:

What is your most important capital, your money or yourcharacter? I can assure you, this question will be asked of you amyriad of ways, quite often at the worst of all possible times whenyou are most vulnerable. Martin Luther supposedly said that thelast thing to get converted in a man was his wallet. So will youchoose the little of the righteous over the wealth of many wicked?Hmmm! Tough question in a pinch. So let's make that decision nowbefore the circumstances change. God, his Kingdom, his will, andhis righteousness come first, right?

Is this a sign? My head is spinning...I'm talking a six figure salary..that is a lot of mula. I don't know how the hubby will take this...

[NatPatBen 3]

So the question is: Should I take the risk for the $$$ or just stay put where I'm comfortable?

It depends. Do you need to make more money?

Personally, I rather be comfortable than rich. I rather continue with my current work load making the same amount than go somewhere & get $10k more, with tons more work. But a lot of people rather work more and get more money. It's in what you prefer, of course, and what you can afford.

[TRELAWNY PARISH 10]

it was actually really funny. first they called me up there and asked me some stupidness. then they wanted my husband up there and she asked him some stupidness (i was sitting at this time....and you know how everyone in there can hear the questions.....and it was packed full a people) and then she goes and asked my husband what i wore to bed last night. as soon as she asked that i just put my head down and my hand over my face because i knew what the truth was and i knew hubby was gonna tell the truth...and then he said "she wore NOTHING". and everybody in there was laughing and whistling..and even the interviewer was smiling. it was hilarious. and when we were leaving, everyone was high-fiving us and shyt...it was too much!!!

fineses, that's funny, that was one of my 25 questions, what my husband wore to bed last night and I said NOTHING with a straight face, she then asked does he drink coffee or tea...I said both (ROLLING eyes)...damn I would love to re-do our interview, I WOULD NOT CHANGE A DAMN THING ABOUT THAT DAY!

[^KK^ 3]

Oh boy..I just got a call from an old co-worker that is now a Senior manager and he wants me to join his firm...and offer a 15k sign on and 10k raise. Here's the issue....I don't want to go back to the client he wants or needs me for. They want to win a bid and want me (of many others) on the team to win. Let me mention that I have already left a job for the same reasons..and it didn't work. I followed the money and it just was not my place.

I'm "comfortable" at this job. It's like I don't want to take another "risk".

Pros - Money, closer...real close to my home, great career opportunity

Cons - The team..um..will have me doing all the work cause they don't know what the hell they are doing, the team..can't trust them for nothing, I'll be working on a client that I feel like there is nothing else to learn. It's you agency Quana.

So the question is: Should I take the risk for the $$$ or just stay put where I'm comfortable?

Now I gotta get back to my work before they start asking me if I'm done yet.

Can you do it on a Consulting basis? I mean if you have the time to do it after your other job.

Jawi - They need to show that I'm an employee...it makes them look better to the client. The firm does have good maternity leave...not that I'm pregnant..but that is something I look at now when making a move.