Would you do these hours over 30 hours week?

[Anonymous]

I went for an interview today and the lady I met said they would most likely hire me.

I knew it was a 30 hour week but I'm not sure on the hours as my train ride is 45 minutes plus a 10 min walk to the train station.

Monday -Tuesday 2:30pm-5:30pm

Wednesday-Thursday 8:30am-5:30pm

Friday- 8:30am-4:30pm.

I like the role itself but not sure about these hours.

Would you take it?

[HollyK21]

Not really sure how the 1 hour transportation ties into whether or not you want those work hours. Are you saying it’s maybe too far to travel? Or that you don’t want to get up early? Just trying to understand.

[jahaims]

Monday and Tuesday are only a few hours of work, so she will be traveling almost as long as she works those days. I assume that is what she is talking about.

[HollyK21]

I guess we’ll never know since she’s not responding to anyone lol

[Asker]

Sorry for the delay. It was just due to the 1 hour afternoon travel time for 3 hours. Felt like it was a waste of time going in the Monday and Tuesday for 3 hours of work. The morning would've been fine, sometimes. our trains have break downs a few times a week so don't want to get caught up in that and be late

[nl171]

Is there any room to change that as you work there longer?

[AI Opinion]

Your decision should reflect your priorities and circumstances. Consider the daily commute and how it affects your work-life balance and overall happiness. If the role aligns with your career goals and provides growth opportunities, it might be worth the commute. However, if the hours significantly impact your personal life or other responsibilities, it may not be the best fit. Evaluate the potential for professional fulfillment against the logistical challenges.

[abc3643]

Yes I would... if I could live on that salary.

[Anonymous]

I'm not sure, maybe.