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Your argument would be much stronger with data. I wouldn't be surprised if the truth is somewhere in the middle and I certainly wouldn't discount the impact of
by Clanan 9y ago
Your argument would be much stronger with data. I wouldn't be surprised if the truth is somewhere in the middle and I certainly wouldn't discount the impact of the Vietnam War, feminism, social services, heck even consumerism, etc. on the tendency of people to work or stay at home.
And you're totally right that homemaker/stay-at-home-parent should be represented in the workforce... developing software is cake compared to that workload.
- hiram112 9y ago> And you're totally right that homemaker/stay-at-home-parent should be represented in the workforce... developing software is cake compared to that workload. I don't have kids, so I don't know just how tough the job is, but I'm always reminded of this funny clip when someone does mention it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoJrMaFlxOk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoJrMaFlxOk
- dsfyu404ed 9y agoBoth of those jobs have very low minimum amounts of work. If you just want the kid to make it to 18 without dying and develop an android app to show the user pictures of cats while harvesting their data then it won't take all that much effort. Both those jobs can also be time black holes if you let them.