Job opportunities

Recently I was hired by Blizzard entertainment as a game master. Normally, I would enjoy this job 100% and go on with my life, but I first need to come to terms with the fact that the pay isn't the best. It makes me feel like a slacker because its a "fun" job that really isn't a job at all. No pay, no responsibility, and a question mark in the upward-mobility field.

Would you consider this a golden opportunity to get your foot in the door with a difficult company to get into, or would you consider this a transitional job to not set your hopes too highly on?

How ya doing, buddy?

I can agree with that. I'd imagine Blizzard is a difficult company to get into, not because its prestigious, but because its relatively small and has next to no turnover.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Actually, turns out that I had to turn down the job. Found out that it was waaaaay out of my area. The job was actually in Southern California, and I reside in Northern Cali. No way I would be willing to commute that far. Just not even worth the trip.

I don't believe that this is exactly the job I'm looking for when I'm ready to begin my life-long career. If I want nice things I realize that I'm going to have to work hard for them, not just mosey on by with a slacker job.

If I were playing the Sims, I would feel as though I just turned down the slacker career path.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.