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Le Sueur VIA St.Thomas | I think you're looking at this from the wrong vantage point... You see yourself spending $2-3,000 of his money. You employer likely sees that $2-3,000 as an investment; That amount of money vs the cost of employing you is a one time drop in the bucket. If you are happier and more productive as a result, it will pay for itself even quicker.
He could have gone the route of maybe offering more compensation if you used your truck and your tools around his farm. Instead, he got you a truck and wants it to be efficient with his stuff, so spend his money!
Now, I think the best route would be to look at needs & options. It sounds like you've done that... If you're unsure, just talk to him to find out if you're on the same page; as a business person you should have proposals and options to offer. If you've been given catre blanche, spend his mone and be efficient with it.
good luck -jim
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