Re:Ask a Female Engineer: Employees with Kids and Relationsh...
by knorker on Friday October 28, 2016 @06:57AM
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> There are very few, if any, non-breeding employees* at my company that out perform me, even with all my family related issues.
I'll just copy-paste this from another comment of mine:
don't counter with "someone really good and a parent is better than a mediocre one without children", since you'll find that I said nothing implying otherwise, because of course that's true
But also:
> I don't think there is a strong correlation between the productivity of workers with or without kids.
Do you think that still holds in countries that give a year or more in paid parental leave?
To me being away for a few years will obviously make your career lag by a few years.
I'll just copy-paste this from another comment of mine:
don't counter with "someone really good and a parent is better than a mediocre one without children", since you'll find that I said nothing implying otherwise, because of course that's true
But also:
> I don't think there is a strong correlation between the productivity of workers with or without kids.
Do you think that still holds in countries that give a year or more in paid parental leave?
To me being away for a few years will obviously make your career lag by a few years.