Not in terms of money, but also in terms of quality of work. Having someone cheering you on, while also helping out when you get stuck really makes a difference in how you see your work experience. So I am very happy to say that I have a great boss now.
Ok, ok... that would not have been enough for a post, after all blogs are usually about "issues". A. just got accepted for a dual degree at a Brazilian university. This means that he's going to be there at the most by August. And we are both tired of the long distance thing... If Oslo-Paris is far I can definitely not imagine Oslo-São Paulo. But how much am I willing to compromise to fix it?
So A. is going to Brazil and I'm going with him. But I am most definitely not the house-wife type and cannot envision myself in an apartment full time. Do I look for a new job? I have an very good offer in Brasília, but this would again be 1300km (800 miles) from São Paulo.... Do I try to keep the current job I have by negotiating time in Brazil and time in Norway? But then, this is not a permanent position, so is it worth sticking around? Do I stick to looking for jobs in São Paulo, despite knowing my chances there are lower?
Too many questions floating around... I guess this shows some of the difficulties of managing 2 careers all over the world simultaneously...
Ok, ok... that would not have been enough for a post, after all blogs are usually about "issues". A. just got accepted for a dual degree at a Brazilian university. This means that he's going to be there at the most by August. And we are both tired of the long distance thing... If Oslo-Paris is far I can definitely not imagine Oslo-São Paulo. But how much am I willing to compromise to fix it?
So A. is going to Brazil and I'm going with him. But I am most definitely not the house-wife type and cannot envision myself in an apartment full time. Do I look for a new job? I have an very good offer in Brasília, but this would again be 1300km (800 miles) from São Paulo.... Do I try to keep the current job I have by negotiating time in Brazil and time in Norway? But then, this is not a permanent position, so is it worth sticking around? Do I stick to looking for jobs in São Paulo, despite knowing my chances there are lower?
Too many questions floating around... I guess this shows some of the difficulties of managing 2 careers all over the world simultaneously...
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