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I find myself in a moral quandry.
The last couple of weeks I've been working at the New Shop.
It's been okay. Not great. Just okay.
But this past weekend, I stopped in at the Old Shop and the new owner pretty much said he'd like to hire me back in May/June, full time at $10 an hour.
I would probably say yes if asked to come back to the Old Shop.
It's comfortable, like an old shoe, and I think the new owner is doing some great things with it.
Hence, my moral quandry.
I don't want to be a dick and string my current boss along for a couple of months, then suddenly spring it on him that, "Hey! I'm going back to my old shop! How much notice do you need?"
Y'know?
I don't want to be a dick.
I kind of want to give him a heads up that this thing is out there. But I don't want to shoot myself in the foot if the job offer doesn't come through, although I think it will.
So, what to do?
Any advice would be appreciated.
:/
The last couple of weeks I've been working at the New Shop.
It's been okay. Not great. Just okay.
But this past weekend, I stopped in at the Old Shop and the new owner pretty much said he'd like to hire me back in May/June, full time at $10 an hour.
I would probably say yes if asked to come back to the Old Shop.
It's comfortable, like an old shoe, and I think the new owner is doing some great things with it.
Hence, my moral quandry.
I don't want to be a dick and string my current boss along for a couple of months, then suddenly spring it on him that, "Hey! I'm going back to my old shop! How much notice do you need?"
Y'know?
I don't want to be a dick.
I kind of want to give him a heads up that this thing is out there. But I don't want to shoot myself in the foot if the job offer doesn't come through, although I think it will.
So, what to do?
Any advice would be appreciated.
:/
