My 7 year old is a fussy eater.
My partner is a great cook.
His daughter will try most things.
My son will try but won't like.
How can I encourage my son without seeming like we're ganging up or pressuring but also allowing family time and eating same meals?
I’m currently in probation in a Recruitment Partner role and have decided I’m going to resign before im sacked. I’ve genuinely enjoyed parts of the role and know I’ve shown strengths in relationship building/stakeholder management, but I’ve struggled more with the process-heavy/admin side and I think I’m better suited to something more people focused.
My contract only requires 1 week’s notice in probation, but I was thinking of offering to stay for around a month to be professional and support transition. The awkward bit is there isn’t really much of a handover. I don’t have major projects or loads of ongoing work that needs transferring which is another reason my role feels less secure due to business restructure.
Has anyone else been in this situation during probation? Did you offer longer notice anyway, or just stick to the contractual week? And if you resigned during probation, did your employer actually keep you for the longer period or usually just end it sooner?
Would appreciate honest advice, especially from recruiters/HR people.
Always been this way, I'm 35 now and improved my hip clicks by working on my flexor and mobility but my shoulders still click - what exercises can I do to support this.
Also, I have a tilted pelvis which affects my posture/cause effect of each other. How to solve? I have those weird petite girl knees that go inwards to which I never knew about until recently. Worried when I get older these will cause problems.
Relatively fit, but improving.
Healthy, slim, active.
Um, why have I had this? I haven't changed for a few months now? I've checked a few times but that's all?