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Okay guys, I've got a question about this, as it seems to be a nice clearing house for fiscal advice. I am on just over the minimum wage for my country, on a 6 month temporary manager contract at a national Museum, the city I live in is one of the most expensive places in the world to live, and I like the ability to go out and have a drink or a meal about once or twice a week. I was wondering how much people know about moving from a solely service industry managerial job into one in a different industry, would it be more difficult? Thanks for your time!
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photomikey posted:Perhaps. I'm suggesting that with a basic knowledge of economics and a smattering of the "win friends and influence people" strategy the poster ahead of me mentioned, you can be the one person bringing the value and not one of the six pepople dragging the ship down. No you can't. The fact is that if you've got the right hand shake and the right smile the people dragging the company down are always going to do better.
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goatsestretchgoals posted:Step 1: Go back in time and get a medical degree. Step 2, find that more and more doctors are being replaced/underpaid. Step 3. Market time travel.
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