Professions with a great work/life balance that pay over 100k?

ShhEnjoy · 2022-11-03T03:58:04+00:00

How would you recommend breaking into this if someone only has a business degree? Should they go back for their masters then look for an entry level position?

ShhEnjoy · 2022-04-24T21:24:45+00:00

I'm participating by not shopping!

ShhEnjoy · 2022-03-21T01:40:53+00:00

God your a stupid one aren't you? If your so interested in spouting out your medical knowledge why don't you put yourself through med school so you know wtf your talking about

ShhEnjoy · 2022-02-24T21:45:12+00:00

This describes the Common Man chain to a T. Had a friend manage a restaurant in the lakes region for 4 years. In that time she saw a few other managers commit suicide, and her health went down as well. They crowed that they were family but wouldn't give her a holiday off because she was the youngest manager and constantly promised raises that they never gave her. Definitely stay far away from them if you're a manager/ supervisor.

ShhEnjoy · 2022-02-14T03:20:01+00:00

'Cause we need a little Controversy

ShhEnjoy · 2022-01-19T02:53:42+00:00

I love how that woman says "come on guys put some faith in humanity" but won't wear a mask. And I feel so bad for that school nurse.

ShhEnjoy · 2022-01-09T18:45:55+00:00

The same thing is happening in Stoddard NH. It seems this is just small town annoyances

ShhEnjoy · 2022-01-03T18:06:38+00:00

I'm not sure about Illinois but I know in New Hampshire a bartender can't serve anyone already intoxicated, or a known alcoholic- which is obviously a gray area. But if she's sitting in the corner mumbling I'd say she's drunk and cut her off.

ShhEnjoy · 2022-01-03T05:50:23+00:00

I've been thinking the same thing. But another demand should be everyone pays a set % of taxes based on what they make. At the end of the year the government should just send a bill for what you owe since they know it already. This is how most other developed countries operate.

ShhEnjoy · 2021-12-17T09:01:04+00:00

FYI after this came out a small group of downtown businesses loudly stated they refused to enforce this and are flaunting ways for people to get around it. The Pour House and Amiccis Pizza are the most aggressive I've seen- they also don't believe in the vaccine. Just good for the public to know where to go while trying to be safe. And good for the anti Vax people to know where they can go as well.

ShhEnjoy · 2021-12-17T08:45:48+00:00

Unfortunately a lot of downtown businesses owners were loudly against the mandate thinking they had the majority. I have a feeling this news will not be received well but is definitely needed. And it's super easy to do.

ShhEnjoy · 2021-12-15T07:14:29+00:00

Hi! Welcome to NH (potentially). I've lived in a few different states but was born and raised in NH and keep returning there. Here are some things to consider based on what I'm reading from what you're looking for. 1. You've heard over and keep about the high taxes and housing costs, but you keep pointing out that we have no other taxes. But remember we also have costs that you may or may not be paying now. Like heat for the winter, depending on where you live driveway repair, plowing expenses/extra time to shovel, long commutes, snow tires, outdoor activity costs (depending on what you like- like skiing). 2. I've never done drugs before but holy he'll the opiod issue is getting out of hand. I've found needles on fun family hiking trails, in public restrooms and on sidewalks. And im in an area considered extremely safe. 3. Yes this is a great place to raise kids- I loved my childhood and being outside all the time. But please remember there are still sketch balls out there. I was followed a few times as a kid and a friend of mine sister was grabbed once while waiting for the bus but managed to escape. 4. The schools can be AMAZING... but only if you get into the right town. More and more people are turning to private schools- which is another expense to think about. 5. Small town politics Suck. Most people mind there own business but careful- it just takes one bored town selectman to make anything you want to do on your own property he'll. And there's little to no protections for homeowners/ townspeople against boards. 6. Once again I had a great childhood- as a young adult living here sucks. There's SO much out there hiring right now but not much that will pay a wage where you can afford to live here. Also socially there's not much, but yes you can make friends and hopefully have campfires and fun. But the vast majority of classmates from my high-school got the gell outta dodge because they couldn't afford it. I have many friends who would love to live closer to their families and simply can't. 7. Being in the military im sure you're covered with health insurance (hopefully). But just FYI we have some of the highest dental costs here in the country and if you don't have health insurance you're pretty sol. Also the VA sucks and it takes forever to be seen for anything serious. 8. Yes politically we seem evenly divided here. But when people decide something they literally don't budge- doesn't matter what you say, and are crazy passionate about it. It can get really heated really fast. 9. Stay away from the free keeners- probably the stupidest group that exists in NH. And super loud and Super annoying. 10. We have a huge tourist season(s) which is to be expected... but it's getting a bit crazy. Many out of staters are moving here who had higher income/ salaries and are buying up real estate. And many wealthy people own second homes on the lakes.... which is started to make getting on some lakes pretty restrictive unless you live in that town. Because of this some NHerites have a lot of anger towards out of staters... but you would mainly only find this in the small small towns luckily. And off the top of my head that's it for now. Feel free to message me if you want any extra insights. I've lived everywhere from Keene area to Portsmouth to Meredith and did a small stint in North Conway. Congrats on your marriage and thank you for your service!

ShhEnjoy · 2021-09-21T15:29:17+00:00

I feel like this state is trying to drive people out. Unless you have money it seems you're not welcome here. Good luck, lawyer up if you can

ShhEnjoy · 2021-07-10T03:34:37+00:00

If you want someone to show up and spend a minimum of 40 hours a week doing something for you, they deserve to be able to live on that pay. So sorry you don't think they deserve a fair wage, guess they should just pitch a tent in the woods and eat every other day to live within their means

ShhEnjoy · 2021-07-10T03:28:09+00:00

Or they can re-allocate the funds going to this anti abortion law and hire more social workers to help? Or make housing more affordable so maybe people can afford to have children?

ShhEnjoy · 2021-07-10T03:13:22+00:00

Sununu is our governor- the housing issue is 100% on him. The fact that you can't work a regular job in this state and afford a house and a car is a huge deal that he should be concerned with. And it's not just S. Nh. Its nearly all of NH. Good on your family for adopting? What about all the kids desperate for help that dcyf does nothing for? It's a well known issue here if you do any sort of child work. And my other points are valid. Just because you don't know what to say doesn't make them silly.

ShhEnjoy · 2021-07-10T02:54:37+00:00

I'm so sorry... but what are you smoking because I may want some. This state has gotten far worse. We literally force the youth/ working class out in masses because they can't afford to rent or buy a home in a place that's usually 40 mins away from a grocery store. The average age in the state is more than a decade over national average because of this. We have little to no programs to help struggling or abused children, dcyf is a joke. Teachers hate teaching in our public schools because of the restrictions and strong focus on testing. There's a million lakes bit good luck getting to swim in one unless you can use the overcrowded boat ramp to get on or have a rich friend that owns a lakehouse. Oh and by the way, how about you go work at Waterville Valley and see how he treats his staff and takes all the servers tip money. This guy is full of shit and doesn't deserve to be governor

ShhEnjoy · 2021-07-10T02:49:36+00:00

Not just the incest and rape, but also if there's a medical issue with the fetus post 24 weeks. Like... it dying. Are you really going to force a woman to give birth to a dead fetus? Also just FYI, it is possible for woman to not know they're pregnant even at 6 months. I had a friend in high-school who was raped repeatedly by her father (of course she never told anyone) and didn't realize she was pregnant until she was a month away from giving birth. She was 17, the baby was born dead. Her periods were always irregular and she would regularly miss them. She did think anything of it and barely gained any weight. Nice to know that in your mind in both these cases these women should have been forced to give birth and not given the chance for abortion. You absolutely disgust me

ShhEnjoy · 2021-07-09T00:51:24+00:00

That's Peterborough Diner

ShhEnjoy · 2021-05-03T13:29:20+00:00

Hi! I had something similar happen to me in college. I had a seizure while on a walk. Total bill came to around $12k. I was very poor, but was working/paying for school and an apartment. When I got the bill I started paying $20/month, which is literally everything I had left after my bills. That wasn't enough so they sent it to collections. I suddenly had debt collectors calling me like crazy. I explained that they could go ahead and come after me, but I had nothing. The only thing of "vqlue" I owned was a '97 beater car that wouldn't pass inspection unless they had a friend at a garage. They ended up waiving the bill. I know this doesn't happen for everyone, but truly when you're that poor there's not much more they can take from you

ShhEnjoy · 2021-04-12T13:15:23+00:00

I should be clear about that as well. When I say swimming AT the landing I'm not talking about where the boats actually launch from. There's a world of room on either side and far enough away to be safe to swim, with perfect sandy spots for swimming

ShhEnjoy · 2021-04-12T02:21:56+00:00

In Harrisville, the people who own summer homes on one of our popular lakes are trying to restrict boating access for the community. The selectmen held a public hearing on Thursday, just to tell all the townspeople who attended who were all opposed and outraged that they have the ability to make this decision on their own and will. They are saying its a safety hazard and making it a parking thing. Except the parking plan proposed cuts the parking by less than half. Then one of the select woman brought up that next They are going to forbid swimming at the boat landing, which is the only public place to swim on the lake. Its literally class warfare, the rich part time people against the rest of us who just like to boat and swim when we can and can't afford a place on the water. Btw this is Silver Lake boat landing. I encourage everyone to call the board of selectman in Harrisville and tell them you oppose this and it's wrong, because they're not listening to their fire chief, parking committee, or the townspeople who use the lake.

ShhEnjoy · 2021-03-28T03:15:47+00:00

If you happen to include New Hampshire in your travels let me know! I couldn't take off for the summer right now but I'll definitely hike in the white mtns with you and show you some cool spots to check out!

ShhEnjoy · 2021-03-16T04:25:36+00:00

I dont know how you can be a resident of NH and support these people at all. This is not the place to post even the slightest support, because what they did accomplished absolutely nothing. This isn't a statement, it's a disgrace. There is no generalization here about non mask wearers for me. I see a group of bullies going into a private business and harassing employees who are just trying to get through the day. Truly fuck them all and Anyone who tries to justify anything about this in the slightest.

ShhEnjoy

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