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> self-employed people who work from home with a flexible schedule and want to spend time together as a family. That's about as traditional as family setups ge
by Scarblac 10y ago
> self-employed people who work from home with a flexible schedule and want to spend time together as a family.
That's about as traditional as family setups get, isn't it? Except you're not working on your farm.
- lukego 10y agoOn the one hand, yes, this is quite similar to our neighbours who are dairy farmers. On the other hand I am quite an anomaly here as a high-tech worker operating under the modern and nontraditional principles of "Remote: No Office Required" :-) I also suspect that having both of us parents at home during the day will make it much easier to manage the disruption of kids coming home in the afternoon, etc, which could be hard for one person to juggle with a career.