Business, 17.10.2019 00:40, schoolgirl61

This job involves writing advertisements and creating art to go along with the text. it pays well, though advancing in this field takes many years. the employer tells you that you are likely to work a lot of overtime hours. the office is located far across town, involving a long bus ride or drive. the people at the office seem very nice. the work atmosphere is formal, including the dress code.
what are the benefits of taking this job?
what are some of the monetary costs involved with taking this job?
what are some of the non-monetary costs involved with taking this job?
what are the opportunity costs of taking this job?
do the benefits outweigh the costs? why?

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This job involves writing advertisements and creating art to go along with the text. it pays well, t...