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I work my ass off as a temporary worker in an industry that I went to school to be in. I'm recognized for my excellent work but never rewarded. I put off paying for school long enough. It is time I acted responsibile and acutally paid this debt unlike the other random bills I never paid.

 So I get a second job because the promotion I was told was coming my way never did.

Two days after I get the second job, my boss calls and says they want to put me in a new department for a while. It's looking like I'll still be a temp but he promises tons of overtime.

My problem: I can't work overtime and a second job. If I say no to the opportunity I might not be considered for the promotion when it finally does come around.

 I'm waiting for my hours at the second job and I'm waiting for more details on the department change before I make my decision. The only problem is I'm not supposed to tell anyone and the stress of waiting and not being able to do anything at the moment is killing me.

 I just want to be successful! I'll work all the hours they need me to. I'll learn whatever they throw at me. Why is there such a wait?!

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