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孕6个多月，也是最后一学期，挺着大肚子找工作现实吗？求意见！

孕6个多月，也是最后一学期，挺着大肚子找工作现实吗？求意见！# NextGeneration - 我爱宝宝

z*42012-09-04 07:09

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如题！我现在怀孕6个多月，也是最后一学期了，due的时间在12月3号,也差不多学期结
束毕业的日子！因为我和老公同时毕业，所以觉得不能完全依赖他一个人找工作，但大
家觉得我现在挺着大肚子找工作现实吗，面试的时候会有影响吗，或者面试的时候有什
么技巧来应付怀孕的问题呢？请有经验的JMS给支支招吧！万分感谢！

s*h2012-09-04 07:09

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帮顶！

J*32012-09-04 07:09

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为啥会有问题呀？你肚子大面试的人看得见，一般都不会问和怀孕或者孩子出生后的问
题。我以前生的当天还有面试，结果早上5点多破水去医院，就给面试官发邮件改期。
生了后面试还可以让hr安排nursing room泵奶。

如题！我现在怀孕6个多月，也是最后一学期了，due的时间在12月3号,也差不多学期结
束毕业的日子！因为我和老公同时毕业，所以觉得不能完全依赖他一个人找工作，但大
家觉得我现在挺着........
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【在 z*********4 的大作中提到】

: 如题！我现在怀孕6个多月，也是最后一学期了，due的时间在12月3号,也差不多学期结
: 束毕业的日子！因为我和老公同时毕业，所以觉得不能完全依赖他一个人找工作，但大
: 家觉得我现在挺着大肚子找工作现实吗，面试的时候会有影响吗，或者面试的时候有什
: 么技巧来应付怀孕的问题呢？请有经验的JMS给支支招吧！万分感谢！

l*a2012-09-04 07:09

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You have to negociate the start day with HR person or hiring manager. If you
work for a company less than 1 year, you don't get that much maternity
benefits.
If you don't get maternity leave( normally 6 weeks full pay), you have to
set up your start day after you deliver. It depends if the company wants to
fill the position as soon as possible.

o*h2012-09-04 07:09

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我也有这个问题，想知道如果孕后期到处坐飞机面试可以么？

l*a2012-09-04 07:09

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Travelling by air
Most airlines allow pregnant women to fly up to and including the 36th week,
provided the pregnancy has been straightforward.
Under IATA guidelines, pregnant women can be allowed to fly depending on
their past history, number of foetuses carried and weeks of gestation. For
example, an uncomplicated single pregnancy may be accepted in weeks 36 to 38
, if the flying time doesn't exceed four hours.
But a complicated multiple pregnancy may not be accepted beyond 32 weeks (
aircrew are not midwives and there's no paediatric intensive care on the
plane). But many airlines will not carry pregnant women after 36 weeks –
make sure you check with the airline before booking.
Airlines normally refuse to fly pregnant women who have previously given
birth prematurely (pre-term) or have had blood clots in the veins of their
legs.
These factors also apply to the journey home. If you travelled out during
the seventh month of pregnancy, there's a risk that you may not be allowed
to board the return flight if you're in the eighth or ninth month of your
pregnancy at the time of your return journey.
On the plane
The air humidity in the cabins of passenger aircraft is kept at only 8 per
cent – so pregnant women should drink plenty, particularly on long flights.
Pregnant women run an increased risk of inflammation and blood clots in
veins of the legs and should avoid sitting still for too long.
A pregnant woman should have an aisle seat and move around as much as
possible - at least 15 minutes every hour. This can also be supplemented
with vein pumping exercises. The same advice also applies to long car and
bus journeys.
The wearing of seat belts in both aircraft and cars is recommended for all
pregnant women. They should be worn, as far as possible, low over the pelvis
.
For pregnant women, the risk of damage from wearing a seat belt is
considered to be less than that caused by not wearing one.