Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I spent 10 years doing a “big” job and quit due to complete burnout, both at work and on the home front (3 kids and DH also with a “big” job). DH makes more than enough to support us. SAH has been good but a little dull. I’ve loved having enough time to really take care of myself and my kids’ needs, but I spent so much time so invested in the corporate world, it’s been weird to just not have a job at all. Sometimes I’m jealous of DH having tons of professional wins while I’m on the sidelines.
A former colleague came out of nowhere to offer me a chiller job making about half of what I used to make but for true 9-5 hours. I guess I’m mostly worried this kind of opportunity may not come knocking again. Anyone BTDT?
How old are your children? Who will fill your shoes at home? A nanny?
Anonymous wrote:It doesn't have to be full time. You have the flexibility to be part time. Best of both worlds.
Anonymous wrote:I spent 10 years doing a “big” job and quit due to complete burnout, both at work and on the home front (3 kids and DH also with a “big” job). DH makes more than enough to support us. SAH has been good but a little dull. I’ve loved having enough time to really take care of myself and my kids’ needs, but I spent so much time so invested in the corporate world, it’s been weird to just not have a job at all. Sometimes I’m jealous of DH having tons of professional wins while I’m on the sidelines.
A former colleague came out of nowhere to offer me a chiller job making about half of what I used to make but for true 9-5 hours. I guess I’m mostly worried this kind of opportunity may not come knocking again. Anyone BTDT?