Re:Early Remote Work Impacts on Family Formation
by humanrebar on Thursday March 30, 2023 @06:32AM
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Because people have to pay bills and there aren't other options readily available. And I think it's OK for workers to try to change company culture over time while employed.
Re:Early Remote Work Impacts on Family Formation
by horns4lyfe on Thursday March 30, 2023 @10:08AM
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What a weird binary. Obviously someone’s children are more important to them than their job. Are you suggesting that’s a problem?
Re:Early Remote Work Impacts on Family Formation
by manuelabeledo on Thursday March 30, 2023 @11:30AM
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> If family is more important then your paycheck, why dont you resign?
It is.
> Why should someone without a family invest more at work just because you consider work a secondary thing?
This is a weird take.
Do you get mad at your coworkers when they take time off?
Re:Early Remote Work Impacts on Family Formation
by lurking_swe on Friday March 31, 2023 @05:13AM
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how do you think you were born and raised into this world? did your parent(s) quit their jobs after you were born, stop earning any income, and raise you in a cardboard box on the steeet? do you expect only millionaires to have children? jesus…have some empathy. Life is more than work work work.
Why should someone without a family invest more at work just because you consider work a secondary thing?