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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think maybe you were just hoping for a bigger life change with a job change than you got. Maybe you put a lot of hope into this job change, thinking it would be the end-all, be-all for you and would improve everything, and now that you're in it, you realize there are still some frustrating things in life. I'd give it a little more time, but if they are basically a good fit for you, what else can you expect? I don't think I would leave for another similar job. If you wanted to try something new -- like a daycare center or preschool or something -- that's different, but for another nanny job? I don't see why you would be happier unless there are specific issues you can verbalize that you'd rather have in a job than you have now.[/quote] There are a few things I dislike. For one, they are slobs. I'm not the neatest person but I literally come to open boxes of food and dirty dishes laying around. It's like a maze for every room with piles of books, blankets, shoes, clothing, etc., walk over. The most frustrating is the baby's nursery. I kept his room everyday and the next day MB's clothes are on the floor, bottles strewed everyone, dirty diapers left out, etc. I hate walking in to a room to find MB's dirty panties on the nursery floor. I feel like they're personal housekeeper in the sense if trying to keep his room and everything orderly. Second and last, MB is a blabber mouth. I told her something private ( she asked pretty personal questions) and I later had two of her friend and one neighbor bring up my situation and how sad it was to hear, etc. I do not want MB telling my business to the neighborhood. We have a confidentiality agreement, too. I like the professional and personal balance of things. I just don't want MB blabbing everything to her friends.[/quote]
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