I've got an exciting phone interview with www.Etsy.com today about a new management gig in their Brooklyn, NY headquarters. I'm not sure if I can leave live music just yet but hey, they called me. One of my old college friends is a software engineer at Etsy and recommended me for the gig. I was touched!
No, not like that. He didn't Sandusky me.
I'm really fucking conflicted about it. If I get this gig I can potentially make a LOT more money and get to live in NYC. Unfortunately I'd have to leave live music and work a normal 9-5 schedule. That's not fun for me. I'm only really considering it because last year there were times where I wasn't making nearly enough money. Even now, my January is looking pretty lean. We'll see how this call goes...
Stay tuned, more updates to come soon!
No, not like that. He didn't Sandusky me.
I'm really fucking conflicted about it. If I get this gig I can potentially make a LOT more money and get to live in NYC. Unfortunately I'd have to leave live music and work a normal 9-5 schedule. That's not fun for me. I'm only really considering it because last year there were times where I wasn't making nearly enough money. Even now, my January is looking pretty lean. We'll see how this call goes...
Stay tuned, more updates to come soon!
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gaylordy:
i am glad to hear, you killed it in your job interview! and if they offer a good payment, then you really should consider taking it, even though it might not be 100 % what you would like to do, but nobody says, you will have to do this kind of work forever 
lx_tech:
Well, if you're living in NYC and making enough money you could go attend concerts and gigs instead of working them? I know, completely different feel, but it's still taking in some good music? Anyway, good luck on getting the offer. 