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Elevator Job
Asked by M.T. from Nashville
on April 25, 2012
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Whose job is it when you enter an elevator to push the button? Do you think it's appropriate for someone to come on and EXPECT you to push the button as if you were j...
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- If the elevator is crowded and you'd push someone to get to the button, asking nicely for help to push your button is fine. If you can reach without crowding someone, ...
- I never expect someone to push the button for me. But if it's crowded or I have my hands full and it's hard for me to push the button I will ask if they could for me. ...
- How very Seinfeldian... If you don't want to be assumed to be the button pusher, get away from the panel. If the elevator is crowded, just expect to push some butto...
A Real Job?
Asked by L.N. from Grand Forks
on January 5, 2007
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I was a CNA( nursing asst) in a nuresning home until the end of last sept. I would have people calling you on everyday off you have and want you to come in to work, if...
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- L., I also am a CNA, but I work at a hospital in a surgery center....very different from working in a nursing home in many ways. Have you kept your CNA certification...
- I was also a CNA with this problem. We worked a rotating schedule and only got off 2 days every 2 weeks. I simply stopped answering my phone. There is a reason that...
- Friends are a dime a dozen. If she can't see what you are trying to do, then she's not worth it. I admire you for taking more time with your family! Did you ever th...
SAHM Or Job
Asked by T.S. from Lima
on February 1, 2013
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Ok got a tough one here. My hubby and I have three kids ages 4, 2 and 18 months. Our 4 year old is getting ready to go to kindergarden this upcoming fall but here's th...
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- Have you considered homeschooling your 4 yr old for kindergarten? And I don't know the details, but 10-15 miles out of your way, what does that mean? My kids' midd...
- I would personally do what ever I could to get my children the best education possible. My husband bought a house while we were still dating because it was in a good s...
- My Thoughts: Have you looked into Private Schools? They tend to cost more so that could be a downside unless you can get financial aid. Another thought is chart...
New Job??
Asked by M.L. from Indianapolis
on November 15, 2009
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I am posting this to just get some opinions from the outside. I recently just got divorced during this process I knew I was going to have to move to a home more afford...
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- This is one you will have to decide for yourself but I would get a new job. Yes explain to her how you feel but not everyone is cut out to be a child care provider. ...
- I'd be looking for a new job. It served it's purpose during the transition after your divorce, but it just isn't working out as well as you'd hoped, and there's nothi...
- hey check this website out it just might be the answer you are looking for! The info is free so you have nothing to lose!!! http://www.internetceomoms.com/fourply Good...
To Take the Job or Not??
Asked by T.S. from Dallas
on February 15, 2013
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I know this may seem like a stupid question but I am battling with it and wonder what my other mammas think.
I have been out of work for 11 months now. I have been ...
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- Could you agree to work for your former boss temporarily? Let him in on what's going on. Also, ask for more money - it will make you feel better!! Have you told ...
- "Take the position with my friend and resign if the other offer comes along." This. It affords you the greatest probability of having the job you want when it al...
- You've worked for this friend before and it worked out so it's a good thing. Your friendship lasted past the end of that position. As I was reading the first part I...
Job Problems
Asked by V.W. from Minneapolis
on June 14, 2010
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Ever since I've become pregnant, I've been having problems with fainting or almost fainting whenever I stand or walk around for long periods of time. I work as a cashi...
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- Are you still fainting? If so then I think Shauna B. is on the right course of thought. Focus on getting treatment to stop the fainting. She asked many good questio...
- Why are people so damn "sue happy".....you are fainting!!!!!!! why would they want to take the liability of scheduling you for more work if you are fainting & having ...
- Well, V., I'm not sure you can sue your company for not scheduling you. They haven't fired you and offered to let you have a stool, but you still had your fainting p...
Any Body Knows of a Real Work at Home Job
Asked by M.R. from Boca Raton
on May 9, 2007
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I would like to be able to stay home and take care of my 15 month old daughter, who after placing in day care have been sick more than ever, prior to that she had neve...
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- I think there are a few true work at home jobs, and the others can be if you work them hard. alot of the at home consultant jobs - well you have to leave home to 'wor...
- Hello M.: I have a great opportunity for Moms who are looking to supplement their incomes without having to get a second job or that will allow you to continue to s...
- Hi, M.! I thought you will like this. I totally understand you, that you want to spend all time with your beautifull daughter, i am like this too. I have also 2,5 yea...
Job Conundrum
Asked by ✤.J. from Dover
on November 4, 2011
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I have a full-time job. For the moment. Theoretically it's supposed to last another full year, but could potentially end any day due to governmental budget cuts. An...
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- I don't think I could accept a job traveling 85% of the time. Long, lonely nights in a hotel room, no home-cooked meals. It's just not for me. Also,. if the job onl...
- Hi, Melissa: Go for the interview. It doesn't mean that you will take it or be accepted. Good luck. D.
- I think it's a great opportunity for your husband and kids to learn a new dynamic and that your family will be stronger for it. Your husband is, I gather from your pos...
Which Job Should I Pursue?
Asked by E.J. from Lincoln
on July 18, 2012
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Hey Mamas! I haven't been on here in forever, but I'm back! I hope some of you remember me :-)
I'm not working for the summer outside of 1 little girl I nanny for...
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- CNA. I know it is challenging and rough putting your kiddo in child care early in the AM, but I cannot tell you enough how in-demand qualified medical professionals ar...
- I'm a nanny, its been great having the flexibility with my own child. I do understand needing social interactions. I schedule play dates with friends who have kids...
- Continue to nanny. CNA doesn't have that much more interaction and the pay is usualy not great. Also, CNA is pretty different than LPN usually and it is hard work. ...
Work
Asked by M.R. from Dallas
on July 24, 2009
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Hi Mom's!
I am in a very bad situation right now and don't know where else to turn to. I am a single mom to 4 yr old son Karson that is on the Autism spectrum with Se...
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- File for government assistance! TANF has lots of benefits, also call 211 from your home phone, they can help set you up with all kinds of things! I have been researc...
- We have a wonderful respite program at my church, Custer Road United Methodist. With your skills and interests I would recommend you call Judy who is in charge of th...
- I would not hesitate to apply for TANF & food stamps! Here is a link. I think you may be able to apply online. I know you can request an application be sent to your ho...
