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Do people with kids work *harder*?
@whitm11 Idk. This post sorta screams boomer. I’m a senior engineer and I’m only 28. The hardest working people on my team is a 50 year old empty nester and a 35 year old DINK. I don’t think whether or not you have kids necessarily means you work harder. I have a coworker who is frequently using...- 123ab
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- Forum: Working Moms
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Do people with kids work *harder*?
@davidjohnn51 The only thing that it does is cause strain between you and your kids. Kids notice why mommy is always working and ask about it. It’s just not worth it to me. As long as I’m able to get my work done within my work hours, which I am able to do. I see no benefit in overworking just...- 123ab
- Post #46
- Forum: Working Moms
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Do people with kids work *harder*?
@quantumboy7 Where I live a 2% raise is actually a pay cut due to inflation being much higher.- 123ab
- Post #42
- Forum: Working Moms
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Do people with kids work *harder*?
@katrina2017 I’m not sure why you got downvoted, but you’re right. The top 1% where I live is $800k. $150-$200k is like the average COMBINED income of middle America nowadays lmao- 123ab
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- Forum: Working Moms
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When did you get excited “again”?
@galdrun I’m 17 weeks 2 days with my rainbow baby and I kinda feel like pregnancy in general is anticlimactic. I’m guessing once we have our anatomy scan, we’ll feel excited if it goes well. Then once we reach viability, we’ll feel excited, then around the shower, and obviously if/when the baby...