Anonymous wrote:Having a limo driver is great... With and without my charge.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The 4-5 hours of infant naptime.
How do you use that time?
I don't really *have* to do anything, but I generally keep busy. Tidy this or that in the kitchen, have a meal, read, DCUM.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The 4-5 hours of infant naptime.
How do you use that time?
I don't really *have* to do anything, but I generally keep busy. Tidy this or that in the kitchen, have a meal, read, DCUM.
Anonymous wrote:The 4-5 hours of infant naptime.
Anonymous wrote:. Sooooo? What do you want?Anonymous wrote:1) No coworker drama
2) Not having to get dressed up
3 Going to the park (almost every day) and soaking up the sunshine without a window between us!
4) Being able to cook my lunch on a stove vs. a microwave
5) Not bringing any work home with me
6) Getting to listen to music and dance around any time the mood strikes
. Sooooo? What do you want?Anonymous wrote:1) No coworker drama
2) Not having to get dressed up
3 Going to the park (almost every day) and soaking up the sunshine without a window between us!
4) Being able to cook my lunch on a stove vs. a microwave
5) Not bringing any work home with me
6) Getting to listen to music and dance around any time the mood strikes
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My biggest perk is the type of family I work with. Not the pay, benefits or anything materialistic. Yes, the family I work for is somewhat wealthy and provides me with great compensation, benefits and small perks, but that isn't the perks I love.
The biggest perk I have is working with a family who truly sees me as a family. They value my opinions. regularly thank me. compliment me on my performance and they fully trust me with their child. They never hesitate or question my motives as they know I would do anything I can to give their Lo the best care he can ever receive, and I will protect his life with mine if need be. Amongst all, they push me to succeed in my future career ( in school) and even help me study for tests and quizzes. They view me as a mature, professional adult and give me the trust and respect I deserve. That is the biggest perk I could ever want from them!
Yes, the no makeup, sweats and fun outings is wonderful but I view a lot of that as the smallest factor.
Love this!
They actually got me a laptop for Christmas since they knew mine was dying and I use it for all my school work. Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My biggest perk is the type of family I work with. Not the pay, benefits or anything materialistic. Yes, the family I work for is somewhat wealthy and provides me with great compensation, benefits and small perks, but that isn't the perks I love.
The biggest perk I have is working with a family who truly sees me as a family. They value my opinions. regularly thank me. compliment me on my performance and they fully trust me with their child. They never hesitate or question my motives as they know I would do anything I can to give their Lo the best care he can ever receive, and I will protect his life with mine if need be. Amongst all, they push me to succeed in my future career ( in school) and even help me study for tests and quizzes. They view me as a mature, professional adult and give me the trust and respect I deserve. That is the biggest perk I could ever want from them!
Yes, the no makeup, sweats and fun outings is wonderful but I view a lot of that as the smallest factor.
I love that your family help push your future career goals. I hope to
find a similar family one day.
Anonymous wrote:Getting random unexpected days off, getting 8+ weeks of paid vacation days because family travels several times a year, have been referred to other great families.
Anonymous wrote:My biggest perk is the type of family I work with. Not the pay, benefits or anything materialistic. Yes, the family I work for is somewhat wealthy and provides me with great compensation, benefits and small perks, but that isn't the perks I love.
The biggest perk I have is working with a family who truly sees me as a family. They value my opinions. regularly thank me. compliment me on my performance and they fully trust me with their child. They never hesitate or question my motives as they know I would do anything I can to give their Lo the best care he can ever receive, and I will protect his life with mine if need be. Amongst all, they push me to succeed in my future career ( in school) and even help me study for tests and quizzes. They view me as a mature, professional adult and give me the trust and respect I deserve. That is the biggest perk I could ever want from them!
Yes, the no makeup, sweats and fun outings is wonderful but I view a lot of that as the smallest factor.