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Basically, just continue your life as you would. You can’t game it. Get whatever job you want and pursue pregnancy. Take it as it comes. You cannot plan around any of it.
This. You need to separate them and go for both independently, because either may not go as planned. Good luck on both counts!!!!
I’m kind of in a similar situation. I’m starting a new job and we are going to start trying soon. I hate to say it…but if you want the benefits above and beyond what they legally have to provide (12 weeks no pay I think 🤔) you have to time it right.
Basically….stop trying for a few months once you start. If you get pregnant before you need to weigh the options. Maybe you can negotiate a sign on bonus that would cover the 12 weeks with no pay
IVF can take a while. Or it can happen suddenly. I would stay with the old company to get benefits, if they’re good. If you get pregnant asap you won’t get benefits with your new company