are you up for working for two jobs? how does that affect you and your family?
By flagella08
@flagella08 (5065)
Philippines
May 16, 2009 1:03am CST
most of the countries that aim to uplift their economies are working on some stimulus plan. the government think that this may help slow down the crisis that the world is facing now. Some allowed their working people to have double jobs. this sounds great right? but remember there are costs associated with it like less and less time with family and loved ones. priorities now come in. who or what will be your first priority?
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@icesmile (7160)
• Romania
16 May 09
I was working in 2 jobs before, and was very hard, belive me, because i was very tired and never i can t sleep as i want, or i can t stay to much with my family.
For money is good of course, but for us as person, can be so,,,tired with double jobs. As a man, maybe is ok, because a man don t work in house , don t cook or clean house, but for a woman is not good.
@flagella08 (5065)
• Philippines
17 May 09
most women are already multitasking at home. they don't deserve to be seeking for more jobs just to feed the family. the father should think about that. if all mothers are doing that then there will be lots of broken homes now. sometimes mothers that are often out of home have families that are not that strong enough.
@saizo6 (2199)
• United States
16 May 09
I have also worked two jobs before and it was hard as well as tiring. I was working everyday and I didn't really have any time off. When I did get time off I spent it sleeping or resting. The jobs really affected my social life. I didn't have time or inclination to do anything. But it did somewhat pay off when I got my paychecks. I was making twice as much so that was a good thing. But it got so hard trying to juggle both the jobs as well as school. I couldn't do that so I ended up quitting one of my jobs.
