...did you ever have an infraction...that’s not something I would have ever guessed...well, well, well...

it won't be your last job, so which of the 2 makes you a better candidate for your next job. No job turns out the way you expect it to, so think of it as expanding your CV and which makes you more employable in the future

At one stage in my career when I was looking for a new job, I received 18 job offers (changed days), so these decisions do count

I think you should choose whichever job you prefer. If you prefer to work from home, then go for the second one. Otherwise, an office job is really good to meet people.

I think in your head and heart you are already really leaning towards job 2. Go for that.

The only problem is with Job 2 is I need to go to london for 2 weeks and with hardly enough money to even get there it’s not going to be fun having no money on my own somewhere I’m not used to.

Why aren't they paying your expenses?....

Job 2 sounds too good to be true.

They should be paying for your expenses if they are expecting you to travel for training.

If they aren't, then to me it seems to be a write off.

Don't let yourself be exploited.

Oh they might be, they haven’t replied yet. I know they definitely pay for accommodation.

And as great as expenses are, I still have to initially foot the bill which is still difficult.