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many people say no some people say yes
If you are qualified to work at a bookstore, and you find a job, why not?
There are so many variables and considering the fact that you’ve given us absolutely no information to go on, how did you expect us to give you an answer?
The Wolf
many people say no some people say yes
You should ask those people because no one here seems to have any idea what you’re talking about
do you enjoy working in a store versus a different kind of job? do you enjoy reading & seeing different kinds of books?
i.e. a person needs to enjoy his job in order to be matzliach. you can be paid $850 an hour to be a electrician but if you dont enjoy your job you will never be successful
Hatzlacha
shuold i work at a bookstore
Not unless you learn to spell, fiction is arranged alphabetically by author’s last name
You don’t have to enjoy your job. You have to be willing to trade your labor for the amount of money that is paid.
210/hr ?!?! Or 150?!? Or even 100 an hour to work at a bookstore???
At “just” 100, that’s approximately $250,000 a year pre-tax. To work at a bookstore. I dont believe that for one second.
Either
a) troll
b) severe lack of communication skillsCTLAWYER: The OP probably knows about the typo and isn’t pleased that he/she cannot do anything about it.
Also, the anxiety of not being sure if one should work in a bookstore may have affected the OP’s typing when creating the thread. You’re a lawyer. I’d think you’d be able to understand human imperfection. Yes, spelling is critical. But someone may be more relaxed here than in one’s place of work.
Thanks for hearing me out.
Adocs, this is about working at a bookstore. The specific job title is not specified. Could be a top-level FBI or NASA job that just happens to be at a bookstore.
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