Quite so. My youngest is now 24, but I remember those days. I remember thinking that "I thought the idea was that we work together to get this stuff done," and

Quite so. My youngest is now 24, but I remember those days. I remember thinking that "I thought the idea was that we work together to get this stuff done," and that if the company decided that its interests were more important that the health of my family, then we were going to part company before long. Now we have "work-life balance", which is a red flag to me, just like hotels putting "quality" in their name, in case you don't notice...