While I think this may be a bit harshly phrased, I agree with every sentiment expressed here. To add my own anecdote to it, for the past several years, I have

While I think this may be a bit harshly phrased, I agree with every sentiment expressed here. To add my own anecdote to it, for the past several years, I have worked odd hours. I have a family and I am going to grad school. I come in early most days, but then I leave for a long time in the middle of the day and come back and work late into the evening. If I fall behind in the week (or just have a lot going on), I come in on the weekend. This flexibility means I do not conform to most people's ideas of a normal work schedule, but it means I get to achieve my goals of taking care of my family properly and getting my masters, and this means I am more motivated to actually work for the ocmpany. Personally, if I were in a situation where I did not have flexibility to achieve those things, I would consider finding a different job.