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I have 6 yrs of HR exp, a PHR cert & an HRIP cert. I recently left my role as an HR Rep at a tech co b/c I was working 60+/week and the stress of the job was affecting my health. I recently received an offer at a new tech co that is $10k less than what I was previously making with comments from current EEs that this new co has a better WLB. Total comp is still a lot less than my prev company. Is less comp too much of a compromise for better WLB? What have you compromised for a better WLB?
I don’t have kids but I am so much happier staying home personally. Not worth it to deal with crowds of people and spend $.
I personally try to. I always try to find something inexpensive/free and in a safe reputable area but seems like even then you just never know. Growing up I enjoyed a parades and didn’t really get to do community events so I try to do that with mine so they have those memories while they’re young
We pick and choose. I am not a parade person and didn't grow up with them so it's easy to not go. Our town has a number of festivals that do not coincide with American holidays (I am not America). We try to go check them out instead. There is an antique car show and an arts festival. Don't feel bad about not going. I am sure you do other things that create memories.
I’m anxious at those big gatherings too so we try to go out on a different day or go to a different place. That’s how the world is and we have to adapt unfortunately - sad we have come to this.
My city’s Pride parade is this weekend (it’s literally on the corner on my street) and I have waited two long years to take my little boy (he loves all things rainbows, fire trucks, dancing, music, etc. and it’s never too early to discuss acceptance), but I have a knot in my stomach and majorly reconsidering it…
At what point do you decide that going out in the world and not missing out on the memories is worth accepting the now *very likely* reality that everyone will endure a mass shooting in their lifetime?
I understand where you are coming from. I always explain to my daughter that her safety comes first. It also pains me to see her sad but thankfully, she understands the situation.
I don't feel guilty at all. My children's safety is my top priority and I'm not taking chances when it comes to them. But it won't hurt to bring them out once in a while. So glad my kids prefer staying home than spending the holidays with the crowd.
Hmm, I hadn't really thought much of it until lately. Now the world is a scary place to be. I will probably think twice about it from now on.