I know this might sound like an obvious statement, but I don’t think it’s as obvious as you think. It’s one of those “who cares, you want to live in a certain place” type of things. My guess is, it’s usually the people who live there that make it so. I know in the beginning of my career, I lived in the center of the country.
My guess is that its the people who live in the central city of the country who make it so. And its not even surprising. I grew up in a small town (and this is in the south, not the north like the rest of the country) and we had a saying that “if you live in a small place, you will know what a small place is like.” That’s true. Its not just the small cities. Its the small towns.
I feel that it’s more than just the small towns. We do live in small places, but its a small town within a small town. And that’s the problem.
Its not just a small town within a small town, we also live in places that are very small, yet we have to pay our bills. For example, if you live in a small town, you’re on low budgets. Some places will never see a penny of profit. I have friends who live in a small town and they get used to it. They don’t have the luxury of a big budget.
It’s a problem because small towns are often the last place where you have a chance at a nice pay check. Thats why its easy for businesses to just start in small towns. A small town has a lot of opportunity, and then if you can make a nice chunk of change in a small town, then why not? It’s the small towns that are the problem. Small towns are just not filled with potential.
It is a problem because small towns are often the last place where you have a chance at a nice pay check. Thats why its easy for businesses to just start in small towns. A small town has a lot of opportunity, and then if you can make a nice chunk of change in a small town, then why not Its the small towns that are the problem. Small towns are just not filled with potential.
As I write it, I have had to go back and add that I have a friend who is a business analyst. He recently moved to Washington, DC and he is currently making almost the same amount of money as I do. I don’t know if I’m better or worse than him, but I would probably be somewhere in between.
I dont know if you’re better or worse than the business analyst, but I can assure you that you are doing more to help DC as a whole than I am. If you like your job, then you get paid more. If you dont like it, then you get paid less. This is not a matter of “better or worse”, but rather, a matter of “I’m going to work a lot harder to be the same as I was before.
I would be lying if I said I didn’t sometimes feel more like a business analyst than an average joe, but I am willing to take that risk if I can get a decent pay increase. I’m going to continue to work for DC in the hopes that I’ll eventually get a raise. It just makes sense to me that I’d get paid more and get to keep my DC ID so I don’t have to start a new job.
The other reason why the two jobs are different is that there is a lot more to do in business analysis than there is in customer services. The job you do can be a lot more fulfilling than the job you do in customer services. For example, a business analyst is not just going to tell a customer how much a package is worth, but is also going to tell them about the company’s products and services.
