Re: Job Choice Dilemma (long)

["Phillip St. James" <saint0 -at- verizon -dot- net>]

First of all, congratulations, Joe.  This good news is another anecdotal 
indication that the market may be  coming around finally...

You don't say if you're married, have dependents, are in good health, have a 
mortgage, are solvent and not behind on bills, usually work out of your home 
office, are incorporated, and so on.  All of these things may push or pull 
your decision in one or the other direction.

In short, I think you quickly need to discuss this matter locally with a 
qualified financial planner.  That person will be able to sort out your 
personal/private info and give you suggestions and motivations for going in 
either direction.

On the professional/occupational side, which job would you prefer?  That is, 
which job challenges you or which gig could you do better, faster, and with 
less stress?  Those are three different questions.

You needn't answer any of my rhetorical questions on or off list, Joe.  They 
are just food for thought.

Anyway, that's my two cents worth.

Good luck and wise deliberations,

-phillip
Palo Alto 



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