I have just signed my resignation for the tool company that I have franchised for the past year. I was able to get no growth and simply ran out of money. Besides, I would rather be a carpet cleaner.
I intended to get a full time job while I continued to market my CC business with the hopes of moving into CC'ing full time in the next year or so. I have been working with a marketing firm since Nov. At this point not enough people know that I exist.
At this time I have been offered a full time job with Frito Lay, the pay isn't bad, but the hours aren't the greatest. In my free time I would clean.
Now the twist. This week I answered an ad at ServiceMaster for a CC supervisor. I was called for an interview yesterday. The interview went well, and the owner was impressed with my qualifications. I don't know how much pay I will be offered at this point. The opportunity to advance is very good.
My question is should I consider this opportunity with SM knowing that I wouldn't be able to pursue my own business at this time? I am really burned out from dealing with the tool biz for the past year. At this point I simply want to earn a paycheck. What kind of pay could I expect?
The hours would be good. I would be on call for water damage once a month and compensated well.
Just looking for your feedback. If anyone has experience with SM, please speak up.
Thanks!
I intended to get a full time job while I continued to market my CC business with the hopes of moving into CC'ing full time in the next year or so. I have been working with a marketing firm since Nov. At this point not enough people know that I exist.
At this time I have been offered a full time job with Frito Lay, the pay isn't bad, but the hours aren't the greatest. In my free time I would clean.
Now the twist. This week I answered an ad at ServiceMaster for a CC supervisor. I was called for an interview yesterday. The interview went well, and the owner was impressed with my qualifications. I don't know how much pay I will be offered at this point. The opportunity to advance is very good.
My question is should I consider this opportunity with SM knowing that I wouldn't be able to pursue my own business at this time? I am really burned out from dealing with the tool biz for the past year. At this point I simply want to earn a paycheck. What kind of pay could I expect?
The hours would be good. I would be on call for water damage once a month and compensated well.
Just looking for your feedback. If anyone has experience with SM, please speak up.
Thanks!