Club PTWP

[Joyfulhands]

Hi everyone,

I’m currently a FTWM, also aspiring to be a PTWM, so that I will have more time with my 2 girls. I feel that I wanna be with them more at this age when they need me most. But my full time job is taking up too much of my time, which leaves little energy left in me when I reach home after a day’s work.

Just wondering if any of u here are in a part-time professional position & willing to share how u manage to get part-time work?

Oh btw, can leave a nice slot for me on the PTWM list? hmm…#18 is a nice no… hee… hopefully when the list grows to #18, by then I’m truly qualified to join as a PTWM… keke

[Peonies]

hmmmmm…this thread has been quite quiet.


I work flexible hours too. My bestie (also a mummy)just set up a CSR agency and roped me in to help her! It’s really very fun and meaningful work compared to what we were slogging for in the past.

I had been freelancing as and when there were suitable opportunities before this CSR position came along. Really hope to earn some decent money while maintaining work-life balance now that I have a family.

[Peonies]

Adding on to the list…


Here’s list of the ptwps:
01 / Mathsparks (mummy)/ DD1 (1992) DS1 (1997) / Yoga, climbing hills n stairs, reading, sudoku
02 / Blobbi (mummy) / DS1 (2003) / Reading, shopping, pilates, baking, massage
03 / Yen715 (mummy) /DS1(1997) DS2 (2006)/ reading, surf the net, watching tv
04 / Mwchua (mummy)/ dd (2003) / Reading, brisk-walking, idling
05 / Girlmum (mummy) /DD1 (1996)/ DD2 (2001) /reading, watching TVB series, shopping, dancing
06/ Schweppes (mummy) / DD1 (1997), DD2 (1999) / Reading, swimming, retail therapy, creative writing
07/ all.in.one (mummy) / DD1 (2002) / Reading, teaching, tell stories, make and eat sushi, make new friends with mommies, surf net
08/Elaiine (mummy) / DS1 (2007) DD1 (2009) / ??
09/Dinah (mummy) / DD1 / exercise, reading, travel, photo album, experimenting cook recipe.
10/Carebear(mummy) / DS1 (1997) / DD1 (1999) / ??
11/2ppaamm(mummy) / DS1(1994)/DD1(1996)/DD2(1997)/DS2(2000)/DS3(2003)/baking, sewing, gym, collect recipes, travelling, musical instruments, sleeping (most important)
12/blue-march (mummy) / DD1 (2003) / reading, cycling, music, cooking (depends on mood) sleeping (favourite)
13/soup(mummy)/DS1
14/Peonies (mummy) / DD1(2009) / reading, traveling, shopping, food, dogs, beauty, fashion, music, watching TVB serials and E!

[JRLam]

Peonies:

hmmmmm...this thread has been quite quiet.


I work flexible hours too. My bestie (also a mummy)just set up a CSR agency and roped me in to help her! It's really very fun and meaningful work compared to what we were slogging for in the past.

I had been freelancing as and when there were suitable opportunities before this CSR position came along. Really hope to earn some decent money while maintaining work-life balance now that I have a family.

Hi, what does CSR stand for?

[Peonies]

Corporate Social Responsibility. My company is like a PR/Communications agency that specializes in CSR, main focus is working with corporate clients and the charities for now.

[workingmom]

Hello - new to the PT club. Just started this year after more than 15 years of full time work !


DD1 - 9
DD2 - 8

Working PT is tough, same amount of work with less time to complete ...trying to cope as best as I can..fortunately I have a nice & supportive boss & good working environment

[nerov]

Hi,


I’m a FTWM. My current job does not allow me to convert to a part-time basis. Can any kind souls advise what are some of the part-time jobs available and how to search for them?

Thanks!

[Glorfindel]

Hi, this is a really quiet thread, but I'll still like to join and add my 2-cents' worth!


I think some types of jobs or industries are better suited to PT/freelance arrangements than others. Some industries are also more established in accepting PT/freelance workers than others.

I'm in the publication and education lines which have long been open to part-timers, so when DS came along, I went PT. Like workingmum, I don't find it easy being PT/freelance, plus there are no employee benefits, medical, etc., but I like the flexibility

[Tora3001]

What is PTWP?

[JCCT]

Hi everyone!


I’m aspiring to be a PTWP eventually. Care to share how most of you settled your kids before juggling a part time job? Did most of you do it when your kids entered primary school? It seems quite tough juggling when they are under age 7 and are not in a half day or full day programme in school. If i have no full time helper, wonder how that might work out?