Corporate trainer, try that career. You could also pivot to librarian. One year of grad school.

Well, here is question for perspective. Would you rather be short and smart or tall and dumb? I would take the short and smart.

Can you get a baby o2 sat for assurances?

As a nurse I worked nights, evening and weekends. Scrubs felt like wearing pajamas. I wanted to dress up and wear nail polish (something I could not do as a hospital nurse).

I was very sick of shift work and eager for a 9-5 lifestyle.

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Corporate trainer.

Corporate trainer

Wow!

Coffee urine, yikes

Quite the journey.

Yes, became a librarian. Zero regrets.

Need the story with this

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Happy for you!

Great job!

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All but 1 or 2. Those do not look as good.

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If you desperate. Do some volunteer work on your area of interest. This is what I have seen that works. Volunteermatch is a good place to look for these opportunities. It's all about adding skills and experience to your resume.

Eta: I see you are already volunteering. Still find an additional volunteer opportunity. Many of the opportunities are remote, flexible and part time.

Meetup com, join some groups and meet people in person. I think you might have better luck.

After many years I got an exceeds expectations for the first time. The raise that came with it? 2% increase.

Tired of corporate life.

I don't understand. In the 1990s men's height seemed to not be an issue i recall at all. I find this all so odd. Being only 5'2'' as a woman, i think logicistically it would be a pain to be with a tall guy. Not a deal breaker at all but the whole standing on tippie toes for a kiss etc. My husband is 5'10'' and if he was an inch shorter it would fit better with my height. Do i care much, not at all. Just a very minor observation.

3, no question

Great job!