Bank vs. vet. Hmmm. The people I work with at the vet are amazing people and are so supportive and already have bets on when LO arrives. But the bank has more money to be made. A decent amount more. I'm sure I won't be able to have te same kind of relationship with people at a bank as the people at the vet since everything is completely different. Small family owned practice compared to a national bank. Plus the bank offers amazing benefits compared to none at the vet. I guess it's safe to say that the bank is the logical best choice. And let's face it, I definitely need to make more money.
Re: Changing jobs?
I agree with this. My mom just left a big corporate job for her old job, pretty much half the salary, but NO STRESS. And no stress is a pretty big one in my book. Good luck on your decision though!
I'm so fortunate to work with people who are supportive if me as a mother.
Babies get sick, have doctors appointments, preschool specials, etc. and you'll want to work with people who will understand these things.
Plus, stress will not make you a better parent.
Can you cut some things out to make ends meet on the vet clinic salary?
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As a parent, if you can get more money and medical benefits for your child, then you take it. Then you'll have a better chance of standing on your own two feet.
Originally I would have said stick with the vet's office (I may be a little biased) but after reading your second update I would say take the bank job.
You will need benefits for yourself and your child and if you don't have that opportunity with your current job I would switch to the bank job.
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Just read your second update. If you have no insurance nor does your spouse I would have to say the bank as well.