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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]sales[/quote] lollllllll you kid Source: PP married to the $92K engineer, I work in Sales Ops (so not sales myself, because it is an insane, brutal career)[/quote] I'm a teacher and DH is in sales and he definitely has better work/life balance than I do. He played golf today. Sure, he has some busy times but he has so much flexibility and since he always makes or exceeds his quota he's not micromanaged at all. He does the majority of our errands and service calls, luckily. I can't even make a phone call during my day. For the teacher who has good work/life balance--at what kind of school do you work? I've found that most teachers who work in schools with a high SES population have pretty good work/life balance. There is a level of support there that isn't there for teachers at a lot of lower SES schools. There are challenges, but aren't as mentally and physically draining as the challenges faced in a school with a high needs population. [/quote]
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