I am sorry if this is really first world
I have been freelance for years. I wanted to improve things financially so have applied for one permanent job, all the while thinking, "I don't want to do this, why am I doing this".
I only applied for that one and the thought of going back to offices, meetings, blue sky thinking etc etc filled me with horror so I didn't even look the last two weeks.
I have today heard I've got an interview.
Shall I go? Shall I see it as temporary and a better way to secure a mortgage offer?
It's part time so I could keep my key clients. I do have to commute though, two or three days a week.
It's a good employer with good benefits, in terms of holiday, sick pay. The way things are going economically, it seems a good idea. If I am ill, it puts a bit of money on the table.
It was a choice that came out of fear rather than necessity. Just feel like the economy is a real worry and I saw the 90s recession as a teen. My sister went straight from school to years of unemployment.
my freelance work is a bit feast or famine. December is likely to be quiet. I enjoy it though.
i dunno. Any thoughts?