I quit working full-time years ago–here’s why I recommend it highly

Re:I quit working full-time years ago–here’s why I recommend... by chime on Thursday May 21, 2015 @11:38AM (#9583414)

We can't afford that at the moment for numerous reasons. Also I love what I do, she isn't married to her specific job, and she misses the baby a lot all day.

My point wasn't that I'm forcing her to make a major life decision because I prefer that for some reason. I was saying she has the ability to go part-time, she wants to spend more time with the baby, yet she is very concerned with making this change because it is a rare thing to do in medical field.

edit for s73v3r: She's already near the top of her field's salary range.

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Re:I quit working full-time years ago–here’s why I recommend... by SubuSS on Monday June 01, 2015 @12:26PM (#9639895)

I don't know if part time is that rare a thing. My family has a couple of doctors who have the option of switching into emergency care / drop in clinic care etc. where they can decide how many hours to work. In fact their hours are way more solid than ours - they are usually done when they are done with their x hours and the pay is very very good as well. Do see if you can dig around more about the alternatives.

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Re:I quit working full-time years ago–here’s why I recommend... by s73v3r on Thursday May 21, 2015 @11:44AM (#9583452)

But if she's allowed to pursue her career ambitions, then it might be possible in the future.

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