Should I decline the offer because they pull me in easily af?

[Sour-rose]

All right, real quick, it seems I got a job. All I had to do was take a piss in a bottle, be an adult with identification and show up. And like that, they're saying training is next Monday. What's the job? Cargo agent. Something new but that's how I got my experience- trying a new job I didn't have any clue about.

But throughout my history, a job that was that easy turned out to be a waste of my time. Event staff- texted over the phone if I could start that night. Call center job at home- show up and came to training next week. CC job outta town- take a piss and show up bright and early. Salesman in the walmart- Just came to the building and next day, they actually called me and took me in. Okay that wasn't so easy but you know what I mean? What should I do if the job that seems exactly what I need is just... too easy but I got it?

[On_cloud_wine]

No, but you shouldn’t have applied if you think there’s something better out there for you with your experience thus far. Consider the benefits and pay.. their mission, vision and values.. read reviews of former and current employees about the company and their overall happiness and go from there…

Otherwise, consider this job as a job that’s just bringing in some money until something better comes along. G’luck!

[On_cloud_wine]

I’m looking for questions to ask at the end of my interview to get a better idea of the environment and what not… just to pick up on red flags

[On_cloud_wine]

Also, it’s better to be a go-getter, I say.. take this job in and learn what you can.. a little bit more experience, especially if you plan on staying in customer service, will go a long way.. take note of situations positive and negative and how you dealt and reacted, because there’s always room for improving

[HelpMe06]

I reckon take the job, see if you like it and if not then at least you won't have any regrets. If you hate it then you can find something else

[standardguy]

If they pay enough bucks then do it. Independently if it's too dull. Do it for sone months and in the meantime search something more interesting.

[mark000h]

Take the job until something better comes along. $$$$

[Sour-rose]

Good idea, i thank you for this <3

[douride2]

Go in and check it out. If you don't like it after a few weeks quit.

[TallAnon]

Might as well have a look for a few days; Can't hurt.

[Alex8736]

can be low paying or possibly constant turn over