Andygala
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I'm going into a drastic change throughout my career. I am currently doing a distance MBA which has provided me with a lot useful info. I'm already on starting my new business, have some savings, etc. I am relocating soon because of the type of business I am going after.
Question is: I have pretty decent management experience to get a decent job and I'm confident I can find one pretty quick and keep working with my business until it's up and running or focus mainly on my business and don't waste time or resources getting employed?
Any thoughts are appreciated..
Question is: I have pretty decent management experience to get a decent job and I'm confident I can find one pretty quick and keep working with my business until it's up and running or focus mainly on my business and don't waste time or resources getting employed?
Any thoughts are appreciated..
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