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Date Posted: 08:49:29 07/19/05 Tue
Author: Tracy
Subject: Re: What if...
In reply to: Sarah 's message, "What if..." on 14:49:50 07/18/05 Mon

>You are working on a project for a company as a summer
>intern. It's a job that pays well, and it counts for
>school credit. You don't necessarily like the project
>enough to do it forever, but you like the field you're
>in and you appreciate the work experience you're
>gaining. Your boss wants to hire you on permanent as
>soon as you graduate college next spring. The
>downside is that he wants you to permanently take over
>the project that you're currently on. This is a great
>opportunity. You are guaranteed a job straight out of
>college. But you're just not sure you want to take
>over this project. What do you do?

huh! That's a good one. Has the employer offered to pay for your education if you take the perm. position? It is a great opportunity, I think that I would probably accept the offer if I were in your place...hoping that maybe I would be offered another project in the future. Besides, if you get tired you can always look for work with another company since you'll have the experience.

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