u/Cant_sleep777

I’ve seen a few posts on here about working for Ethos but they’re older. I received an offer, and they pay better than what I make. Is it worth it? Are some locations/states better than others? I’m generally pretty anti corporate but the job market is abysmal right now and I need to be making more than I am.

I can tolerate being overworked, even if it’s not ideal. I cannot risk going somewhere where there are inappropriate layoffs, 0 advancements, and management making up bs to get people in trouble.

I’m applied to an ER tech position in Arizona.

For some reason Reddit being weird about photos for me so no photo att

A few years ago I purchased a gorgeous piece of turquoise jewelry handcrafted by a Native American artist in New Mexico. I wish I knew her name, but I unfortunately don’t remember after several years. It hangs from a small silver wire and has this tiny piece of silver embedded in it, which she explained symbolized a raindrop of protection. The piece is marvelous quality, has survived the washer and dryer (dropped it into a fluffy rug without realizing and didn’t find it till after) and I literally haven’t taken it off since, including in the shower.

I wear it on a gold chain, and the silver does stand out. Silver doesn’t look good on me, but I love it too much to not wear it. I recently ordered some gold metal finish for a faded part of the clasp on my chain. Would it be disrespectful to the artist to paint the wire that the stone hangs from? I am white, and I am not spiritual or religious in any way, but I recognize how important and special genuine Native jewelry is. I wouldn’t want to do anything disrespectful to the artist who made the piece. The piece is so well crafted I plan on wearing it for many, many more year, regardless of the color of the wire.