> having to deal with political correctness at the office and other inconveniences. I think there is room for another look at this (without condoning it): men

> having to deal with political correctness at the office and other inconveniences. I think there is room for another look at this (without condoning it): men have careerism out of necessity for stability - or at least conveying stability - and made environments that were comfortable for them to make it tolerable women have careerism out of choice for stability and are finding pursuing this choice out of pride enters them into an environment that was never really about professionalism so the two audiences are exploiting themselves in office and corporate environments for different reasons or pressures I'm all for making environments comfortable for a greater population to be productive and sustain their lifestyle, I think acknowledging why an environment is uncomfortable for new entrants can help that