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Rhodalyn (f)
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i didnt mean that exactly i met a couple both are docs. the husband is a Pediatrician and the wife is an anesthesia doc. more like they work as a team, not argue. We don't have to work in the same level or hospital. so it's rather  bt den everytin go be like doc, doc business 4 da hse inside 
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allonym
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bt den everytin go be like doc, doc business 4 da hse inside  there's nothing wrong with that if that's what they both want.
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Chief2B (m)
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My wife and I are both Police Officers. I work only nights and she works alternating days and nights for another agency on the opposite shift. When she is off, I'm working and when I'm working she is off. Plus, due to bad communication between Police agencies we are able to sit down and compare notes and have solved many crimes this way. It also works out good because we don't have to hire a sitter to watch the children or a housekeeper to clean the house. It's a shared responsibility. So in our case, a shared profession is a good thing.
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Seun (m)
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I'm an entrepreneur, and my wife will be the same. Entrepreneurs can find themselves in any industry at any time, but the love of profit is one thing that unites us! A family with two entrepreneurs will be so exciting!
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Ndipe (m)
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My parents were in the same profession. As a matter of fact, my father was my mom's boss, and when he retired, she took over from him. There was no rupture in their marriage, regarding this, and they were married to each other till the 90's, when they sucumbed to death. So, there is no problem. As a matter of fact, I think it strengthens the bond of the relationship if you are matured about it.
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hot chic (f)
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Thats not really a bad thing,i think its worse when they work in thesame office,
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Bosdem (f)
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Why not, so long the two parties understands work as "work" and family as "family"
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$$Rhino
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I think there are pros and cons to it. The only con is the fact that, when they get home, there is chances that they will both still talk about work and would be boring, especially in IT. the Pros are endless, because they have same taste, can help each other when they are stuck, and can speak same language, could feed of each other's brain and all that.
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mellow (m)
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There is nothing bad in it. What is bad for one might
be good for another. It all depends on what they they
place as their priority.
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tlops (m)
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husband and wife can be in the same profession but not d same organisation
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uspry1 (f)
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nothing wrong with husband and wife in the same profession as long as both has agreed commitment equally.
It is cool!!! I would accept for my man same or similar profession running our entrepreneurship---saving money to take vacation, travel together, take break, etc as well as exciting sharing ideas/brainstorms/market promotions---the same philosophy and mission statement/objective.
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nossycheek (f)
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Contrary to what you think. It is very interesting for couples to be in the same profession if they are in the right profession. I and my hubby are in the same profession and discuss at length issues relating to Accounting (we are both professionals with both audit and accounting experiences).
This is different from being in the same coy or org. as it is a different ball game altogether.
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fkay (f)
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firstly, i think most organisations don't allow their married couples in the same organisation (i satnd to be corrected). I don't see anything wrong with a couple in the same proffession, they can be in the same proffession but in different organisations and not forgetting with different challenges. Cos its the same proffession doen't mean they wont have time for their kids or for the home, and being in different proffessions doesn't guarantee that either.
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