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What is your current job, will it change after the wedding

kathyt77 Posted:

What is your current job, will it change after the wedding

Just curious.
LaurenluvsTJ Posted:

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I am an editor, and no, it won't change.

smara Posted:

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Consultant.. defiantely need to change. I dont want to travel when I begin to start a family.

cindyandkevin Posted:

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Right now I'm a Product Manager for a medical supply manufacturer. This isn't in my field, I shouldn't even still be here since I have a degree in education. So hopefully, after the wedding I'll be able to get something else.

JandJ1224 Posted:

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I am a real estate appraiser. I will be stayiing at my job
Beth1210 Posted:

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Product Manager housewares industry

I decided to stay at my current job- it close to home and I work 9-5pm- not worth going back to work in the city for me
SIBride06 Posted:

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Right now I work in finance. After the wedding, I will look to start my own business.

kam29 Posted:

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I'm currently at an advertising agency and just got propositioned for a new position on the client side.

If I do take it, it will be after the wedding.
kittythestray Posted:

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Tax accountant, CPA Canidate (passed 2 out of 4) Mt FH owns a dive shop and they're putting in a pool to give swimming lessons. If it does well, I'll quit and work with him.

larryswife2be Posted:

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Teacher, it will always stay the same.
jandt2006 Posted:

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dental receptionist and yes i plan to change jobs because i am not commuting 45 mins to a job when i can be making more money and be closer to my house.

BEANS Posted:

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Posted by SIBride06

Right now I work in finance. After the wedding, I will look to start my own business.



What kind of business? Are you accepting resumes yet?
STBH Posted:

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Im a case manager and a nursing student, after we get married I'll hopefully be almost done with my clinicals then I'll be a nurse full time

JXNOscar Posted:

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I am an event planner, I hope after the wedding I could someday partner with someone else and be a wedding planner
GsCM4EVA Posted:

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operations asst. in an invest. banking firm...
after the wedding, hopefully it will change...i make so lil money..ts not even funny
but i love my hours 8-4, and i like the ppl i work w/...so we'll see....
mrsgtobe Posted:

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I'm a biology teacher now, and I will still be a biology teacher after I get married. (But for the first month and a half after my wedding, I'll be on my summer vacation!! )
SuzBride Posted:

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Posted by JandJ1224

I am a real estate appraiser. I will be stayiing at my job



FH does that!

I am an energy analyst - I am hoping to change careers (to a more fulfilling, if not less $$$ career - hopefully we can afford it after the wedding)
Blu-ize Posted:

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I stayed at my job until I was married. I was in the insurance industry and then went to finance a few months after the wedding.

meniasta Posted:

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i have my own business so i will not change

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