You have a job you've been at for 6 months. Work, coworkers and benefits are wonderful and you're very happy. The commute is horribly long and you find you spend more time at work/on the road than you do at home. You have two young children (toddlers) whom you really only get to see and spend time with on the weekends. (You do see them an hour or two in the evenings, but you also have to cook dinner, etc. and the time isn't "quality" time).
You have an opportunity for a job much closer to home, pay and benefits are the same, but it would allow you an extra hour per day (if not more!) to spend with the family in the evenings.
You're fairly certain there's no way your current job would allow you to change your hours to be more flexible. What do you do? Ask them anyway (hoping that they *might* be able to, but this would mean you'd take a pay cut and lose your benefits) or accept the other job, and give standard two weeks notice?
2006-08-03
06:19:32
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brevejunkie
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