would you fags take a job that's 30-50% travel if you'll

>>16966302
Not only would I take it, I'd kill you and take it

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Suppose I'll accept it then.

>>16966302
$150K ten years from now sounds OK. Not a shitload of money, but a very healthy salary (I'm pretty old, so I don't really remember how long it takes to get to six figures, but my first thought was that ten years seemed like along time to wait for $150K).

As for the travel, if I were young and single, I would certainly do it. I had a job for several years that required about 25% international travel, and I enjoyed aspects of it quite a lot, even though it's exhausting and traveling for work isn't anything like traveling for fun--eventually it came to be too much, especially once I had kids.

What do you make in the meantime?

yolo

>>16966302
Hell at my current office job I can make at least 400k take home in ten years just sitting on my ass and occasionally doing actual work. If you meant 150k/year, then fuck yes take it.

fuck no.
150k in 10 years is like 15k a year which is absolute shit quality.
You can make a lot more money doing nearly anything.

Do you LIKE travel? Is that why you're willing to compromise on the bad salary? There are plenty of other jobs that have a lot of travel and pay better.
Shit, even being like a traveling photographer or a photojournalist is better than that

I'd take any job that required me to travel. My biggest worry is that if I get a quality career, I won't be able to often, and it's my favorite thing to do by far.

>>16966762
I think he means like you'd be making 150-200k every year after 10 years but I'm not sure.

>>16966736
>...at my current office job I can make at least 400k take home in ten years just sitting on my ass and occasionally doing actual work
Story of my life