When I finished my undergrad program in 2008, I was ready to immerse myself in a career. I thought that climbing the corporate ladder would mean “success” for me. I thought that at each stage in my career, with each raise and increase in responsibility, I would love what I was doing. On the outside, I was the poster child for military spouse employment. I was working on some amazing projects in the military community and creating a legacy of work to be very proud of. I had a great salary, a strong marriage and was managing multiple PCS moves, deployments – all while raising two beautiful teenage boys. I’d had everything I’d ever hoped for, right?
Mastering Working from Home
In this age of technology, telecommuting and working from almost anywhere is a real possibility with some awesome benefits. I’m a regional manager for a large insurance company, and while we have …
