Sentences with phrase «joy of finding a job»

You allow them to simply talk about the passages of life: divorce, children leaving home, alternative marriages, and the simple joy of finding a job.

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If working part - time is an option for you and you want to stay home with the kids too, you'll want to find... MORE a job that isn't trapping you to the point that you feel like you're missing out on the joys of being a stay - at - home mom.

After all, you're not looking for a job or a flat; you're committing to finding a partner — someone to experience the joys and challenges of life with.

In addition to the great suggestions found in the Building Pathways report, I would add one more: I challenge all of us in education, but especially school leaders, to share the joys of our work and the reasons we love of our jobs with our colleagues, our students, and our communities.

Of course, as the manga goes on the protagonist learns to find the joy in the job, and finds that guy was being extra harsh on them because they showed the most promise.

Redundancy brings many pressures; worries over mortgage payments, fears of finances falling apart, the stress of job - finding or strain on a relationship (though some may feel the joy of release from a miserable job!).

We take our jobs with the utmost seriousness, but we have fun and find much joy in taking care of animals.

I won't spoil any more of them as half of the joy of this game is finding out what the next chapter has to offer is half the fun, but Fallen Tree Games have done a good job of changing things and keeping it varied enough to stop the concept going stale.

If you want to appreciate EO4 you'll need to find perverse joy in either the constant RPG grind for levels or the job of a cartographer.

Ultimately, any small moments of satisfaction and joy you can find in a job well done will disappear and you will find yourself staring up from the bottom of the abyss.

If you are a job seeker currently in the throes of career change, I have a small piece of advice for you: If you can't, for whatever reason, land at your ultimate destination right now, try to find joy in a place that may be close enough.

As much as December can be lauded as a season of joy, for many people it is also the season when they find out they no longer have a job.

Faced with the unknown after losing the job she loved and selling her «forever» home, Dominique Browning, former editor - in - chief of House & Garden magazine, tells how she found joy.

I love that in spite of your job being all about «stuff», you still see that real treasures are found in those moments of connection, friendship and joy.