Exciting times ahead

[herveus]

I'm likely going to have to decide if I really do want to go work in Korea. I've been effectively offered a position over there, and they'd really like me to be there at the beginning of March. Wheee! Scary!

I'm a near perfect fit for the job requirements, and I'm well known from my support and my visits. They have not been able to fill the job for over a year. The "telephone interview" this evening was mostly about what it would take to get me there and explaining some of the benefits.

Taking the job means selling the house. It means putting a bunch of stuff in storage. It means shutting down my wood shop. No more looms from Herveus for now.

Hold me in the light as I work through this decision...

Comments

[herveus.livejournal.com]

Yeah, but yours is ready to go; we just need to sort out delivery and all that.

[math5.livejournal.com]

Heh, I wasn't worried, just joking. Frankly it's really not something you should worry about either :)

I think the huge advantage you have compared to when I moved to Texas is that you already know the people and the country. You know what your going for (if you so decide of course°. It's a good thing.