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Are we unusually immature?
I have 25 and my husband is 27. We do not have children and have been married for 2 1 / 2 years. The thing is that we love toys. We have full time careers and are responsible with our lives, but we love toys. We love our video games and we are very excited about Wii, which has recently discovered his old micro machines as a kid and put them across the room, and Christmas is going to get one of the rings arcade basketball. Last year, we wanted to get a race track and we love things like legos and Lincoln logs. (I promise we're not crazy.) We feel comfortable with it, because we know where to draw the line, but I did not know whether there are other adults out there who were "children of the closet." Indeed this is why not ready to have children, because they are still children.
Hey, this sounds good to me. You have a long life friend there. Keep good job. Go ahead and play with their toys and each other. Enjoy being a kid.
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What are the best commission-based jobs in this economy?
I'm looking for a job right now and as you know, the market work is the worst it has been, at least in my lifetime. Most jobs advertised are based on commissions. Now, in this economy, what I can wait to do? As with car sales, they can sell, but if you can not get credit, I will not sell much. Retail sales of some the largest department store could be a way to go, but their rates seem very low commissions. I am a single mom and I have to do 3-4K a month – when I work if it is commission based? Any suggestions would be helpful, the pros and cons of each would be fine. I would particularly like to hear from you if you have worked or are currently working in this economy and the commission is only draw and I love to hear how you're doing. Thanks
Hey, if you have a resume send it to my profile and I can look over. But what I would recommend to do is find a company that is going to have a good basic salary and as a structure. You can not just jump in sales and hope to do well. You need to find something they love. To me, it's helping people and be more of a career coach. That's why I decided to become an executive recruiter. Money can be a crazy low to mid 6 figures, but the work is long and difficult.
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