The Mixology Talk Podcast, Episode Ninety One
Are you in a relationship with someone in a 9-5 job? It’s a tricky balance, but it can be done – here are some tips!
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In today’s Episode…
We’re talking about the challenges of being in a relationship with someone outside the hospitality industry. With such different schedules, work expectations and culture, it can be difficult – but it can be done! (After all, Chris and I were in this situation for years!)
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Have you successfully managed a relationship with someone outside the industry? Give us your tips in the comments!
Lunch shifts helped a lot at my last job. The money was 75-80% of the night shift especially if I worked Friday lunch, and I got to see my wife a lot at night. Plus, she would stop in for lunch (and I was allowed to comp her meal and drinks!).
At my current job, I work 4 nights a week, and we’ve made lunch/a.m. outings on the weekend a routine. She opted for jobs with more flexible hours which helped incredibly too.