- Date posted
- Yesterday
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I recently found a job, though the salary is a bit low ā around $40. The job itself is at a reception desk, where I register studentsā names. At first, I refused because of the low pay and tried to negotiate with someone ā he seemed understanding. But then I thought that maybe this job could actually help me mentally, especially with exposure and response prevention (ERP). I know the salary isnāt great, but Iāll get to be around people, which might help me heal faster. The manager also told me we could negotiate the salary later, which gives me some hope. Honestly, my family still supports me financially since Iām still young, so itās not really about the money. My cousin told me that the salary is too low and that they might be taking advantage of me. But from a psychological point of view, I feel like this job could be very helpful. I even had this kind of situation listed on my exposure list ā being around arrogant or intimidating students, interacting with people, and challenging my social fears. I think this job could help me build more confidence. What do you think? Please, I really need advice this time. Iām always the one giving support to others, but now I need it myself. Should I accept the job for $40 a month?