Aurora Meadows at 777 Dillon Way.
They have decent Google reviews but their rent is hundreds cheaper than the apartments literally just down the road (Griffis Fitzsimons, Revel), which to me is a red flag that perhaps there's a reason it's so affordable.
Is there anyone who's lived there or currently lives there that can give their review of what it was/is like?
After okaying it with my medical provider I put in a request for FMLA leave for mental health reasons. I expected this to be unpaid and I didn't care, I just needed the leave.
My company partners with Lincoln Financial to process these leave claims and my case manager is also investigating this as STD even though I didn't ask for that (I didn't know I would even qualify). Is this standard procedure? The medical records they're going to get feels kind of invasive, but I don't want my FMLA to get rejected. But I also don't know if they're only getting those records specifically for the STD part.
Obviously I have no idea how this works, can someone help me out?
I have a bachelor's in computer science, am 6 years into being a software engineer, am in the midst of an existential crisis, and deciding that I want a career change. I have the mind to leave tech altogether, but that's a daunting path to face since it feels like that decision would blow my life up as I know it.
I'm turning to Redditors to see if anyone has ideas on roles that I could get into with my background without more schooling. Basically, what else should I try before I walk away from tech altogether?
Here's what I don't like about SWE:
This is probably heavily influenced by my specific job, but I dislike how many hats I have to wear and how abstract and broad the problems I have to solve are. I'm learning that I do better with concrete parameters, more predictability and stability in the day-to-day tasking.
How fast technology changes and how much continuous learning there is. Not that I want to remain stagnant or never learn new things, but I feel in SWE specifically this bit is overwhelming.
I also am not interested in leadership/management positions. Based on this, any suggestions?
I'm currently at a very low place with my depression and am getting spravato treatments and working with my psychiatrist. I'm also getting enrolled in an intensive outpatient program. I just started FMLA leave and it's gonna probably take a week+ before my IOP begins.
Although all I really want to do is sleep all day, I want to attempt to force myself into some kind of routine or have some activities to do so I'm not just stuck in this terrible headspace. I do have a dog so I already have some walks built into my day.
Does anyone have any other ideas for me, maybe things that have worked for you in the past?
I need to take immediate FMLA leave due to a serious medical condition which my psychiatrist has agreed to sign off on.
Yesterday I asked my manager who in HR to reach out to to put in my request, he said I should direct my question to our HR Business Partner. I sent our HRBP a Teams message simply stating I needed to submit a request and asked who to reach out to for this. This morning I followed up with an email stating I have an FMLA qualifying situation that requires immediate leave and asked her to point me in the right direction again. She hasn't responded to either form of communication and it's been 24 hours since I sent the Teams message.
I'm freaking out a little since I need to be on leave now but I'm unsure what to at this point because she's probably just busy. Do I:
Just continue waiting for her response and take sick time in the mean time? I took sick time today
By the end of today if she doesn't respond, let my manager know the urgency of my situation and see if he can do anything?
Something else??