Is it better?

[JDeere]

Drink milk

is it better to put in resumes for a job you might not want or to not have a job at all?

[Daisy Chain]

Originally Posted by JDeere

Drink milk

is it better to put in resumes for a job you might not want or to not have a job at all?

put in the resumes, its money, experience, references for the future and you never know what opportunities may come form the unwanted post and you can still keep looking for your ideal job in the mean time.

Is it better to share all of yourself and life and with co workers or keep your working life and private life completely separate ?

Daisy

[JDeere]

Originally Posted by Daisy Chain

put in the resumes, its money, experience, references for the future and you never know what opportunities may come form the unwanted post and you can still keep looking for your ideal job in the mean time.

Is it better to share all of yourself and life and with co workers or keep your working life and private life completely separate ?

Daisy

Keep working and private life completely separate.

Is it better to sleep in late or get up and get the day started.

[meridiantoo]

Originally Posted by JDeere

Is it better to sleep in late or get up and get the day started.

Depends on the person's work schedule, responsibilities, etc. For me, it's better to get the day started.

Is it better to have risky investments that my have high returns or more conservative investments that will provide guaranteed, but less monies in the long run?

[Daisy Chain]

Originally Posted by meridiantoo

Depends on the person's work schedule, responsibilities, etc. For me, it's better to get the day started.

Is it better to have risky investments that my have high returns or more conservative investments that will provide guaranteed, but less monies in the long run?

Conservative investments for the most part, only put in to risky investments what you can afford to loose.

Is it better to be self employed and have a shot at building your own empire or play safe and work for a company ?

[C0LLETTE]

I'm a lousy "employee" and I learned that long ago so I've been self-employed for decades. I don't have a boss, a manager and never get emails from my non-existent HR department telling me they've decided we all need to attend sales seminars for the next 6 weekends and improve our productivity or be replaced by robots.

Is it better to sit happily doing nothing or sit doing nothing feeling guilty about it and go do something?

[Ascot]

Originally Posted by C0LLETTE

I'm a lousy "employee" and I learned that long ago so I've been self-employed for decades. I don't have a boss, a manager and never get emails from my non-existent HR department telling me they've decided we all need to attend sales seminars for the next 6 weekends and improve our productivity or be replaced by robots.

Is it better to sit happily doing nothing or sit doing nothing feeling guilty about it and go do something?

It's definitely better for me to sometimes sit doing nothing, quite contentedly. Extrovert though I am, I need periods of stillness. Besides, guilt is so 16th century.

It is better to know a tad about many things, or be very well versed in one?