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I’ve noticed the opposite, actually. Working from home has meant that I often see parents interacting with their children or spouses during calls, I get to see
by save_ferris 6y ago
I’ve noticed the opposite, actually.
Working from home has meant that I often see parents interacting with their children or spouses during calls, I get to see another facet of my coworkers lives that I couldn’t before. Generally, I really appreciate this perspective, it’s very humanizing.
The lack of empathy around parents long preceded COVID, it has everything to do with the anxiety-driven “ship or die” culture that’s prevalent in startup culture.