Of course it's not true; I am not rich (yet! hehehe). With the work I have now, I can say I am just OK -- nothing more, nothing less (actually, it's more "nothing more" than "nothing less").
So, she asked me: What will it take me to accept a job offer back in Manila?
I replied:
1. They have to offer me a just and fair salary (negotiable).
2. They have to promise I'll end my working day watching the sunset. Everyday.
3. They have to provide me with an environment of fresh air all the time.
4. And they need to give me a walking-distance-from-home workplace (so I won't have to buy fat burners anymore).
1. They have to offer me a just and fair salary (negotiable).
2. They have to promise I'll end my working day watching the sunset. Everyday.
3. They have to provide me with an environment of fresh air all the time.
4. And they need to give me a walking-distance-from-home workplace (so I won't have to buy fat burners anymore).
Items 2-4 are non-negotiable.
Aba! She replied: CHALLENGE ACCEPTED!
:-D
Aba! She replied: CHALLENGE ACCEPTED!
:-D
5 comments:
I hope you'll find that job :). What if she comes through with such a job? Will you move back to the city?
kayni... i am happy where i am right now. even contented. :-) but if such an offer knocks on my door, honestly, i have no idea what i will do. :-)
sabi nga ni erap: "let's burn the bridge when we get there." :-D
Alam mo, ginamit ko yang "Let's burn the bridge when we get there" sa boss ko dati, aba, ni-correct talaga ako! Hehehehehe. Dahil kaya very Pinoy ang humor?
i think you're right -- it's probably too pinoy. :-) naiimagine ko na lang nung kono-correct ka. siguro ang hirap i-explain na joke lang yun? hehehe.
Good luck in finding the perfect job for you. Makati is a wonderful place, terrible rush hour traffic notwithstanding.
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