Take a job somewhat far away?

>>18096045
Yes, if you really need it. I myself have once traveled over 35 miles every night for a graveyard shift factory job via public transportation that took around 1 hour and 30 minutes. For the last leg of the trip I had to walk about a mile before reaching my work place.

>>18096045
>>18096045
Does it pay? Enough to cover gas expenses and the chore of driving one hour just to get there, I mean. Do you like what you'll be doing? Do you think it will be good to your career/to build experience? You have to evaluate things like that before accepting. And you can always jump out if it proves to be a bad choice, I guess

>>18096083
Yeah it would be great for my career as a digital artist/graphic designer. By commute I mean public transport, I still need to finish my driver's test and get a car. By the wage, I'm not sure entirely, but I'll ask during interview I guess.

>>18096096
Sounds cool. See how it goes! Good luck

>>18096113
Thanks! Already sent an email for an interview