From my heart to everyne who struggles
Not such a long time ago, I thought it would be the top of my career to have a job that is not stuck in one place but actually would include working internationally. And do not get me wrong - if you are like me, working, living and communicating on a worldwide basis, it does probably mean your job happens to be one of those more thrilling ones. However, let me tell you, that it does have its dark sides. There are jetlags to overcome. Boxes to be packed and unpacked, organization that has nothing to do with your actual work that does need to be done. And if you did decide to have a family, it means one of you is always going to be the one who follows around and that is certainly putting some strain on both of you. In the last three years, I moved my belongings (and eventually belongings of my husband too) from one country (and continent) to another seven times and I am not quite done. Currently, I am working as a research post-doc, previously I was a very lucky PhD student who got t...