There's pretty clear evidence that women value work-life balance and flexibility in scheduling at a much higher amount than men. A large amount of that can be a

There's pretty clear evidence that women value work-life balance and flexibility in scheduling at a much higher amount than men. A large amount of that can be attributed to cultural expectations of raising children. When you have school-aged children, "work-life balance" for both men and wome (but especially women) changes from "gee, it'd be great if I didn't work until 7 PM every night" to "I need to drop off my kids at 8:30, someone needs to pick them up at 4, they have various practices, etc. during the evening and a whole 2 months I need to account for in the summer"