• Definitely, yes.
    Circumstances have pitted you against each other, and that would only change if one of you backs out. But there would still be... resentment whether you both admit it to yourselves or not. It's not impossible for the friendship to survive, but in my opinion it's doubtful
    Good luck?
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  • When it involves hate it is personal, but when you compete with your qualification and performance it becomes professional.

  • I think u have to start looking for ur future cos being in ur brothers company doesn't mean that it belongs to u and know that it is not inheritance... that u look forward to get your share so think deeply and move on more

  • I think u have to start looking for ur future cos being in ur brothers company doesn't mean that it belongs to u and know that it is not inheritance... that u look forward to get your share so think deeply and move on more

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  • Your first plan is always the best. If you bring in second thoughts, you will use your savings in the manner you will regret.

  • Having enough money to start a business involves a lot of details. Look at it from a perspective as if you were asking a bank for a loan to start a... business. Do you have a business plan? Will your area economy and competition support it? Equipment? Building? Labor? Taxes? How long to you planned to run it before making a profit? Depending on the business this could be years. If you have done this planning and understand the long term risk, explain to your wife like she was the bank.  more

  • While you have been reassured to finish long term projects, do not bury your head in the sandy knowingly that there is recruitment going on in the... background for your position. Be alert so that it does not come as a shock. more

  • Okay the issue was a business with the client which is very important since the family itself needs more resources like money
    Clients should be be... highly respected
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  • , It's normal, not all the time you give to your family. But responsibility comes from your client to feed them. Always remember that responsibility... is beyond family  more

  • Confront the manager, not draw comparison but to justify your worth. Explain why you should be considered for higher remuneration based on your skills... and expertise. more

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  • Set up a nanny cam in two or three different places. He makes it sound like he is doing something he shouldn't be doing, and he doesn't want you to... know. They are offering a salary increase to work from home. What husband wouldn't say, "Go for it," with gas and grocery prices rising?  more

  • Hes obviously hiding something, whats wrong with thr kids feeling that you always available?

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  • just tell her, and earn her trust back again

  • Confiding in your spouse the moment something happens is the best way. Do not wait longer and pretend because that's what destroys relationships. If... your wife truly loves you, it will not be a problem to understand your situation. Unless, she doesn't really love you, then you have another problem at hand. more

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  • My dear, take the offer that is available as you await a better one. The world is dynamic: just as the tastes and preferences keep on changing time... and again, also job offers change. It's just a matter of time. TRUST IN GOD'S TIMING! more

  • Accepted 💯

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  • As a parent there a certain thing you should not do in the presence of children or your wife, if you do this from home, find a different place to be... going every morning and return in the evening it will help. more

  • My husband is a truck driver he is 20 years older than me and we've been together for 5 years now and I have two kids he has two kids around the same... age 10 13 11 2 and I'm going to stay at home mom I go to college and he works and we don't have a connection it's not there are communication is not there when it comes to are relationship my feelings don't matter but he wants me to care about he's he always says it's tough love I don't socialize, go out ,or have friends I'm 30 years old go to law school and battling health issues I don't know what to do  more

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  • In life we always have have something called opportunity cost, to get something bigger you have to forgo another, just find ways of balancing work and... family, you can ask for leave at work and spend time with family or organise special dinners with family and intentionally switch off your phones so you have no disruptions more

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  • Define boundaries for your self at work, but surely life with no money is stress itself,

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  • Do not quit your job but keep applying for better opportunities because its easy to get another job when you have one already than having none.

  • Rewrite your CV and include the 4 years experience gained showing all the tasks and improvement in yourself, then look for a higher paying job.

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  • Regardless ofvhow unfairly you feel you were treated, do not quit that job unless you have got another one. If possible ask for leave and go to a... remote place mostly your village, you will come back refreshed. more

  • Best time to look is when you have a job. If you firmly believe that the company is unfair, then try to find another position. Do not quit until you... have lined up a job and make sure the next company is more to your liking. Get your answers ready as to why you want to change. Good luck. more

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  • You can rebuild your career but itbmight not be from the place where your value is questioned.
    You can use the available resources to get to where you... want to be. more

  • Resigning is not the solution, explain yourself to them in a good way what happened, was it's a request from you that you are going. If it's not then... that is not good but you can still ask for forgiveness from your boss in a good faith. more

  • Working in a toxic environment makes tou keep looking less of yourself and what you are capable of doing cos your good is not appreciated.
    See your... new job as a starting point and see other opportunities outside if your present jobs does not give you opportunities. more

  • You're still alive and can still look for another job that will give you opportunities in a less toxic environment. Just view your current job as a... stepping stone. Focus ahead! Keep looking  more

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  • It Honestly depends on your age. If you were 25-31 asking this, I would say stick it out till 35 before revisiting the conversation. If you’re 35-50.... I would tell you to have your husband sit down with you and explain how you personally feel and your long term goals that would keep you happier in your marriage before resentment builds up. more

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  • It depends. How long do you plan to be in the workforce? There's nothing wrong with wanted to cruise and spend time with the family, but realistically... the stagnant get left behind; ultimately without a job to support the family. Choose balance! Most working parents all know that the work journey is not an easy one. more

  • Difficult situation as doing these times both are needed.

  • Reading between the lines, it’s not about the less demanding job but the relationship, it’s now up to you to choose between the two.

  • Be humble, just don't brag about it. I hope this makes him feel proud of your accomplishments.

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  • Simple. There’s an old say. Honestly is the best policy. You did say you’re married right. If you can’t be honest about this then wan can you be... honest about? more

  • It is normal to review life once a while but much more on the benefits it has offered.