I had the same experience just be consistent do not pick the calls and stand your ground she will eventually respect it from my experience.

Wow! I went to my HR Department on something similar to this. PROTECT YOURSELF....PROTECT YOUR PEACE... ALWAYS HAVE AN EXIT PLAN.

Navigating transitions can be immensely challenging. For starters, you may want to delve into using tools to expand our career options and increase... chances of getting hired faster. You may want to explore topics like 1. Interpreting the job description and filtering out the required competences of the job. 2. Understanding the Competence framework 3. Assessing your competences 4. Writing a strong competence statement. 5. Using Mock Interviews to prepare for a job interview. Try out tools like "YourNextMove" today more

Got it. I also studied urban and regional planning and political systems. Although my degree is in social services. A survey or areas in need that... urbanizing community sustainability and longevity ( will ) help you to decide. Your hearing noises some loud. Now your hear. I told them bring on the noise. They did. It's what I believe in. more

I am sorry to hear that your manager doesn't have your back.

Dont mind me asking, are you located in Canada.. because there are rules and regulations, if one feels overwhelmed by the employer, ask for a kind... meeting and explain your situation with a union rep more

You sound insecure in your marriage. Is there anything beyond what you are saying. If love is the foundation of your marriage then I don't see... anything wrong with what you are saying. Bring the income to table together and plan as one. This thing my husband's money my money is not supposed to be so. And beginning to do things in secrecy will only introduce complications. Else if you know you are not relating well then either talk about it and of it fails try to talk about  more

Build up your own secret savings account and spend that money as you wish.

One bird in a hand is better than a thousand of them in air.
Think big but start small
Enrich your skills dear

Yes, upgrade your skills making a better version of yourself.

If your boss thinks your phone is fine, then it is probably fine. Don’t worry about it.

Yes the employer should provide a separate phone if it’s required for work. However, get clear with HR or whomever, what the expectations and... limitations are for you and the employer. The emploshould not have 24 hour access to you, bug you can’t call your college friend in Hong Kong either. As a business owner, I have a Verizon app that pushes office calls to my phone if I don’t answer the call at the office. The arrives at my cell through the app and the person calling doesn’t know their in my personal cell. I can also dial out through the app from my cell and the recipient gets a call that appears too them as my office number. I don’t have to carry two devices. Whatever your solution, get clear about expectations and obligations. more

Make a plan. Write down what you can offer to a prospective employer. Make sure you have your plan looked over by someone that is in the field you... wish employment. Be flexible. Think out of the box. Look at other fields that you may likewise apply for a job that may be directly or indirectly related to your degree. Don't give up. It may take dozens of rejections until one hits. Try networking as much as you can. Anyone you meet is a potential link to someone that may hire you. The neighbor, the grocery clerk, the mailman, anyone. You don't know who they know. Remember, many times it is not how much you know but who you know. Good luck. more

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True, Bazil. Setting aside resources presupposes that they are available in the first place. Planning for emergencies is a wise idea.

He shouldn't worry, another door will open for him, and even a much better one.

keep trying one day God will open a way for you but praying for God's guidance that you are not betrayed

Congratulations on wanting to help others in the realm of mental health with school-age children. The response you received from Jack Beach gives you... some clear nuts-and-bolts ideas about how to proceed with your goal. In addition, you may want to interview people who are working in the role you imagine for yourself and find out the qualifications they needed to obtain in order to get the job they have. more

Congratulations on having a place of employment and in being recognized by been given more responsibilities. Unfortunately at times the employee that... works best is rewarded with more work. My suggestions are 1- keep track of everything you do, 2- learn as much as you can, 3- be the best you can be, 4- update your resume, 6- if possible stay with that company for at least a year, 7- whenever you are ready start looking for another job with better pay and possibly a promotion, remember all the skills you are learning will come in handy. Best of luck!
 more

I all. I am retired and have been for 12 years. I miss
the money, however health wise and the anxiety of always pleasing others is no longer in my... foreseeable future. I am happier and I wish the best for all. more

I had the same experience just be consistent do not pick the calls and stand your ground she will eventually respect it from my experience.

Wow! I went to my HR Department on something similar to this. PROTECT YOURSELF....PROTECT YOUR PEACE... ALWAYS HAVE AN EXIT PLAN.

Navigating transitions can be immensely challenging. For starters, you may want to delve into using tools to expand our career options and increase... chances of getting hired faster. You may want to explore topics like 1. Interpreting the job description and filtering out the required competences of the job. 2. Understanding the Competence framework 3. Assessing your competences 4. Writing a strong competence statement. 5. Using Mock Interviews to prepare for a job interview. Try out tools like "YourNextMove" today more

Got it. I also studied urban and regional planning and political systems. Although my degree is in social services. A survey or areas in need that... urbanizing community sustainability and longevity ( will ) help you to decide. Your hearing noises some loud. Now your hear. I told them bring on the noise. They did. It's what I believe in. more

I am sorry to hear that your manager doesn't have your back.

Dont mind me asking, are you located in Canada.. because there are rules and regulations, if one feels overwhelmed by the employer, ask for a kind... meeting and explain your situation with a union rep more

You sound insecure in your marriage. Is there anything beyond what you are saying. If love is the foundation of your marriage then I don't see... anything wrong with what you are saying. Bring the income to table together and plan as one. This thing my husband's money my money is not supposed to be so. And beginning to do things in secrecy will only introduce complications. Else if you know you are not relating well then either talk about it and of it fails try to talk about  more

Build up your own secret savings account and spend that money as you wish.

One bird in a hand is better than a thousand of them in air.
Think big but start small
Enrich your skills dear

Yes, upgrade your skills making a better version of yourself.

If your boss thinks your phone is fine, then it is probably fine. Don’t worry about it.

Yes the employer should provide a separate phone if it’s required for work. However, get clear with HR or whomever, what the expectations and... limitations are for you and the employer. The emploshould not have 24 hour access to you, bug you can’t call your college friend in Hong Kong either. As a business owner, I have a Verizon app that pushes office calls to my phone if I don’t answer the call at the office. The arrives at my cell through the app and the person calling doesn’t know their in my personal cell. I can also dial out through the app from my cell and the recipient gets a call that appears too them as my office number. I don’t have to carry two devices. Whatever your solution, get clear about expectations and obligations. more

Make a plan. Write down what you can offer to a prospective employer. Make sure you have your plan looked over by someone that is in the field you... wish employment. Be flexible. Think out of the box. Look at other fields that you may likewise apply for a job that may be directly or indirectly related to your degree. Don't give up. It may take dozens of rejections until one hits. Try networking as much as you can. Anyone you meet is a potential link to someone that may hire you. The neighbor, the grocery clerk, the mailman, anyone. You don't know who they know. Remember, many times it is not how much you know but who you know. Good luck. more

Reach out to Collegetocommere hiring interns

True, Bazil. Setting aside resources presupposes that they are available in the first place. Planning for emergencies is a wise idea.

He shouldn't worry, another door will open for him, and even a much better one.

keep trying one day God will open a way for you but praying for God's guidance that you are not betrayed

Congratulations on wanting to help others in the realm of mental health with school-age children. The response you received from Jack Beach gives you... some clear nuts-and-bolts ideas about how to proceed with your goal. In addition, you may want to interview people who are working in the role you imagine for yourself and find out the qualifications they needed to obtain in order to get the job they have. more

Congratulations on having a place of employment and in being recognized by been given more responsibilities. Unfortunately at times the employee that... works best is rewarded with more work. My suggestions are 1- keep track of everything you do, 2- learn as much as you can, 3- be the best you can be, 4- update your resume, 6- if possible stay with that company for at least a year, 7- whenever you are ready start looking for another job with better pay and possibly a promotion, remember all the skills you are learning will come in handy. Best of luck!
 more

I all. I am retired and have been for 12 years. I miss
the money, however health wise and the anxiety of always pleasing others is no longer in my... foreseeable future. I am happier and I wish the best for all. more