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BaylorCrew07

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They way our company has structured time off is that we have "choice time"...you use choice time for sick days, vacation, or any other reason you need to take off. I get 17 choice time days/year.

Usually I will take a half day off (of choice time) to go to my clinic/dr appointments. I usually try to schedule them in the afternoon, so I can work in the morning and then leave around lunch time to go to the dr...and so I don't use an entire day. (granted, my dr is only about an hour away from where I work)
 
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BaylorCrew07

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They way our company has structured time off is that we have "choice time"...you use choice time for sick days, vacation, or any other reason you need to take off. I get 17 choice time days/year.

Usually I will take a half day off (of choice time) to go to my clinic/dr appointments. I usually try to schedule them in the afternoon, so I can work in the morning and then leave around lunch time to go to the dr...and so I don't use an entire day. (granted, my dr is only about an hour away from where I work)
 
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BaylorCrew07

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They way our company has structured time off is that we have "choice time"...you use choice time for sick days, vacation, or any other reason you need to take off. I get 17 choice time days/year.

Usually I will take a half day off (of choice time) to go to my clinic/dr appointments. I usually try to schedule them in the afternoon, so I can work in the morning and then leave around lunch time to go to the dr...and so I don't use an entire day. (granted, my dr is only about an hour away from where I work)
 
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BaylorCrew07

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They way our company has structured time off is that we have "choice time"...you use choice time for sick days, vacation, or any other reason you need to take off. I get 17 choice time days/year.

Usually I will take a half day off (of choice time) to go to my clinic/dr appointments. I usually try to schedule them in the afternoon, so I can work in the morning and then leave around lunch time to go to the dr...and so I don't use an entire day. (granted, my dr is only about an hour away from where I work)
 
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BaylorCrew07

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They way our company has structured time off is that we have "choice time"...you use choice time for sick days, vacation, or any other reason you need to take off. I get 17 choice time days/year.
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<br />Usually I will take a half day off (of choice time) to go to my clinic/dr appointments. I usually try to schedule them in the afternoon, so I can work in the morning and then leave around lunch time to go to the dr...and so I don't use an entire day. (granted, my dr is only about an hour away from where I work)
 
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bkc3

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I take sick time when we take our son...When I run out of that, I'll take Vacation/ Holiday time...
 
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bkc3

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I take sick time when we take our son...When I run out of that, I'll take Vacation/ Holiday time...
 
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bkc3

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I take sick time when we take our son...When I run out of that, I'll take Vacation/ Holiday time...
 
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bkc3

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I take sick time when we take our son...When I run out of that, I'll take Vacation/ Holiday time...
 
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bkc3

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I take sick time when we take our son...When I run out of that, I'll take Vacation/ Holiday time...
 
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saveferris2009

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my work is great - I don't work "hours" per se. as long as I get done what I need to get done for my job, I'm OK.

So if I need a 1/2 day to go to my clinic, I'll do more work later on that evening or early one morning or both. I feel so grateful to have that type of flexibility.

That was one of the reasons I chose my job - especially this past year dealing with DVT's, hemoptysis, horrendous allergies, etc I had to go to numerous doc visits. But I got the work done that needed to be done despite all the health stuff going on.

My motivation for my advanced degree was to have more job choices - hoping to find jobs that would fit my ever-evolving disease.
 
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saveferris2009

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my work is great - I don't work "hours" per se. as long as I get done what I need to get done for my job, I'm OK.

So if I need a 1/2 day to go to my clinic, I'll do more work later on that evening or early one morning or both. I feel so grateful to have that type of flexibility.

That was one of the reasons I chose my job - especially this past year dealing with DVT's, hemoptysis, horrendous allergies, etc I had to go to numerous doc visits. But I got the work done that needed to be done despite all the health stuff going on.

My motivation for my advanced degree was to have more job choices - hoping to find jobs that would fit my ever-evolving disease.
 
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saveferris2009

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my work is great - I don't work "hours" per se. as long as I get done what I need to get done for my job, I'm OK.

So if I need a 1/2 day to go to my clinic, I'll do more work later on that evening or early one morning or both. I feel so grateful to have that type of flexibility.

That was one of the reasons I chose my job - especially this past year dealing with DVT's, hemoptysis, horrendous allergies, etc I had to go to numerous doc visits. But I got the work done that needed to be done despite all the health stuff going on.

My motivation for my advanced degree was to have more job choices - hoping to find jobs that would fit my ever-evolving disease.
 
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saveferris2009

New member
my work is great - I don't work "hours" per se. as long as I get done what I need to get done for my job, I'm OK.

So if I need a 1/2 day to go to my clinic, I'll do more work later on that evening or early one morning or both. I feel so grateful to have that type of flexibility.

That was one of the reasons I chose my job - especially this past year dealing with DVT's, hemoptysis, horrendous allergies, etc I had to go to numerous doc visits. But I got the work done that needed to be done despite all the health stuff going on.

My motivation for my advanced degree was to have more job choices - hoping to find jobs that would fit my ever-evolving disease.
 
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saveferris2009

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my work is great - I don't work "hours" per se. as long as I get done what I need to get done for my job, I'm OK.
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<br />So if I need a 1/2 day to go to my clinic, I'll do more work later on that evening or early one morning or both. I feel so grateful to have that type of flexibility.
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<br />That was one of the reasons I chose my job - especially this past year dealing with DVT's, hemoptysis, horrendous allergies, etc I had to go to numerous doc visits. But I got the work done that needed to be done despite all the health stuff going on.
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<br />My motivation for my advanced degree was to have more job choices - hoping to find jobs that would fit my ever-evolving disease.
 
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