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 Which is best option?
rogue
Posted 2011-03-01 2:26 PM
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I would really like to be there for my son when he starts formal education.

Dunno if I should continue working full-time, part-time, work from home, job share or become a freelancer?

Any parents with suggestions?
STY
Posted 2011-03-01 2:36 PM
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You must be a hands-on mum! Whatever decision you make, it has to be a happy & sustained one for you.
rogue
Posted 2011-03-01 2:42 PM
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Hi STY, welcome to our forum. Hope you feel at home here. =)

Hmm interesting that you should mention sustained... that is something to consider in the decision.
Son Of Light
Posted 2011-04-03 12:32 AM
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Take a 2 or 3 years rest and work part-time, or work from home.
Then go back to your old job after that.
Especially when he ir she is around age 5~21.
rogue
Posted 2011-04-18 9:45 AM
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I guess it's all about making a decision to focus on family or career. My impression is that going part-time effectively puts a pause on career progression.
Son Of Light
Posted 2011-04-23 1:27 AM
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Depending on what you are planning to work as.
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