• My mother and my wife insist on working, even if it's a part-time job or an entry level wage job. Working allows for interactions with people outside... of the home, it allows a bit of 'pocket money' to do what you want without having to get permission. it's freedom.  more

  • The more money we come across the more problems we see. I guess talking to him politely & try to show him that nothing changed & tables can also turn... your side. Love builds relationships not money. more

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  • Have an honest conversation with your husband and explain that working from home doesn’t mean being available all the time. Set clear working hours,... establish boundaries with the children, and agree on shared family responsibilities. Don’t sacrifice your career growth because of assumptions you can address together. Your marriage should support your growth, not force you to choose between career and family. more

  • That's sound funny, this is the opportunity many people are looking forward to get so just talk to your to your husband to have good reasoning

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  • Yes Manager is wrong. Manager is not an ideal leader. Maybe more self serving

  • Your boss sounds like an idiot.
    Find a different job.

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  • St. Peter says, "You're in luck. God has an opening and can see you right away." So, the man goes up tp God and says, "I believed in you and ... abandoned me." God tilts his head an says, "I sent you a car, a boat and a helicopter. What else did you want?" God may provide, but it's up to us to do the footwork.
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  • A man lived close to a river. One day the sheriff drove up to his house, where a man was in his rocking on his porch. The sheriff told the man he need... to get in the car. The man replied, "I believe in God and he will provide." A little while later the water from the rising river was lapping at the man's porch. A boat came by and the man in the boat told the man in the rocking chair to get in the boat, because the river would continue to rise and the man in the rocking chair would drown. His reply was, "I believe in God and he will provide." Eventually the man had to climb on top of his roof. Just then a helicopter flew overhead and the man on the roof heard the pilot yell down to him, "This is your last chance. I'll lower the rope and you can climb up. Of course, the man once again said, "I believe in God and he will provide." Well, you guessed it, the man drowned. When he arrives at the pearly gates, he walks up to St. Peter and says, "I'm really angry and I need to speak with God." more

  • It's not the job it's the people

  • Yes, pls leave. Your wife is completely right. Ask for a time off or short sick leave or take your sick days. Since it's already affecting your... health, ask your family doctor to write you a note so that you can still be paid while on sick leave. I don't know your workplace and how sick days are handled. Speaking from my employer perspective. more

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  • Hi Anon,
    Cognitive dissonnance is arguably one of the key reasons why people leave their jobs - and many of them do so on an emotional fling. The... better way to do it is to make an exit plan in which, wherever your ambition leads you, you will not be left in a financial crisis. If you are hunting for another job, do so very discreetly. If you are preparing to go off on your own, make sure that you have alreday started it and it is sufficiently capable of sustaining you while you grow it.
    After 24 years in teh corporate world, I left at teh age of 46 to start my own consultancy. Now, almost 20 years later, I am the owner of two companies, have a steady income, have a great staff complement of 8 self-sufficient people and I enjoy going to work every day! You can get all of that and more.
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  • Good to be ambitious within the confine of family virtues. No wealth is enough looking at wealthy people in the world always chasing for more.... Contentment is the way to go, though not easy too. Wealth can disappear any time, so diversity is important that only come with promotion. You can not just remain in one position. You staff come and pass while you are there content only to start complaining later. Talk it over with your mate to get his or her logic but it's not worth avoiding climbing up the ladder. Frustration will be overwhelming in your final years of working life. My one cent.  more

  • Good to be ambitious within the confine of family virtues. No wealth is enough looking at wealthy people in the world always chasing for more.... Contentment is the way to go, though not easy too. Wealth can disappear any time, so diversity is important that only come with promotion. You can not just remain in one position. You staff come and pass while you are there content only to start complaining later. Talk it over with your mate to get his or her logic but it's not worth avoiding climbing up the ladder. Frustration will be overwhelming in your final years of working life. My one cent.  more

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  • From a counselling perspective, if you and your wife agreed that you would take a less demanding job to handle childcare, it is unfair to later make... you feel inadequate for honouring that agreement. Bringing a lower income, raising children, and supporting your spouse’s career are responsibilities, not signs of a lack of ambition. However, attraction cannot be forced. Your wife is entitled to her feelings, just as you are entitled to dignity and appreciation. Have an honest conversation about her new expectations and whether you still want the same things from your marriage. If she has genuinely lost her attraction to you and found it elsewhere, let her go in peace. Do not neglect your children, abandon your values, or constantly prove your worth to remain desirable; marriage must be about love.

    Your worth is not measured by your salary or someone else's attraction to you. A marriage should be built on mutual respect, shared responsibility, and appreciation—not shifting goalposts.
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  • It is interesting, initially when I married my husband, he was my boss things changed. I am now a Top producing Realtor and he has retired. ( We gave... no children). We talk about everything we have a large house he overseas the household. He does have a pension. We still split the , mtg. paymt. We talk about everything before I make any major decisions. I discuss it with him in detail, and I still let him be the main man running the household. He’s a great person and I still respect him. more

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  • Remember your priorities. Your health, your family, your job in that order.
    If you have a new child and are taking parental leave, you should take the... leave and enjoy your new child. If you are taking leave for convenience and can manage without the leave, make your family decision. In any case, weigh your decision carefully and do what is best for you. more

  • Follow the company guidelines to safe you from making a decision without a back up.Some company feel one takes a leave they will make losses ,TAKE THE... LEAVE  more

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  • Sit with your parents and digest between the two and adopt the best

  • Your parents built a legacy for you with their sweat and sacrifice because they knew one day it will be yours. Why you want break your parents hearts.... I know it’s not easy thing but i believe you can manage both do not let get go bankrupt and lose everything. They loved you now it’s your turn to appreciate them back. more

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  • The best thing in life is just ,letting go and pick yourself up plus steadily move on.

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  • Sometimes we may take wrong decisions but most of the times it turns out to be blessing in disguise. I suggest that you may start thinking,... positively, that whatever happens in life is good for you. You will have lost mental peace because of this approach. Good luck. God bless you. more

  • So your colleague deserves to be promoted and you don't then. Why don't you quit the job so you don't feel guilty. You don't even know the promotion... waiting for these guys, it might be better than yours, so don't feel too better than everyone else early likewise your friend shouldn't feel bad about someone else's elevation. Our times are different, you didn't join the organisation the same day, it's not a must to leave the same day, so your progression can not be same time. Just do your job and quit messing around  more

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  • In most cases most offices are suppose to be close by 4pm even meeting schedule are suppose to be within the working hours, because it's part of... work, and more so some Boses are very rude to handle in case you disagree with them, so you better seek for other opportunity,
    I quit my job because of such Boss,
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  • I wonder whether there's an important question to explore before deciding whether to confront your manager or leave. What exactly changed after you... communicated your boundary, and have you had an opportunity to understand why? The timing may understandably raise concerns, but it doesn't necessarily establish the reason for your exclusion. Perhaps the starting point is a conversation about your continued involvement in the project, rather than an accusation of retaliation. The response you receive may provide useful insight into what decision to make next.  more

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  • Cumulative not communities

  • Since there's room for negotiation then renegotiate your work hours clearly written as part of your employment documentation signed by both parties.... Not all aspects of the job could be bad, if so you won't be considering going back. So clearly define you're terms of engagement and be disciplined enough to respect your work life balance enough to stick to it.
    Maintain healthy work boundaries. If you are to close by 5pm, close at that time. Don't devalue yourself and be shocked when others aid you.
    Give the company a communities of 30hrs of unpaid overtime for a year and it cannot be over 1hour in one day and not over 3hrs in a week.
    The weeks of overtime should not be more than two weeks in a month. In five months you would have given more value than they are paying for. You are valuable and also take your official paid time off too. Value yourself okay. Much love, I am rooting for you. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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  • It's better you keep your marriage, because you may loose your marriage and get much money but you will fail totally in life to get a good man who... will make you feel to be a real woman, and however in a reverse way that much money you will have won't bring that marital love and family peace in your heart, more

  • Only six months and you are already complaining, ladies what's wrong with you, I guess this same man stood with you for years before you got a job

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  • You made a decision leave before sharing with anybody ,the manager is worried you are working towards taking over his or her position even above the... position of manager , as you long as you were doing everything in line with the company rules more

  • It is always best to HAVE a job while you look for a new one.

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  • Let her secure easy landing for you before you become something less before her however follow your dream of what you plan be

  • Let her go to the country where her new job is located for a few months. You stay in the USA and sees if she is satisfied with the new job, or changes... her mind and wants to return to the US. more

  • Like the other two has noted, your intensions are in the right place and I assume you took her concerns seriously. But I would also like to add that... this oppourtunity, if you forgo it for her and the kids, it doesn't mean others won't come or that there aren't better amd more accomodating others out there. more

  • It's true you had a good intention but once you have a wife and probably children, it's no longer about you all the time. The decisions you will... affect them directly or indirectly and, if you are not careful, you can frustrate them out of your life and that will definitely lead to regret. If you want to take a decision of this magnitude, please involve your wife, that's why you are partners. It will also save you from mistakes. more

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  • Lucky that you're there with your career secured,some have passed your age but still volunteering in organisations in the guise of developing their... professionals...Give thanks to your creator  more

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  • Lucky that you're there with your career secured,some have passed your age but still volunteering in organisations in the guise of developing their... professionals...Give thanks to your creator  more