> If anything, I'd expect it's less of a factor in tech in the last two years because the main issue there has been the pandemic's effect on childcare, and swin

> If anything, I'd expect it's less of a factor in tech in the last two years because the main issue there has been the pandemic's effect on childcare, and swinging a remote or odd hours job is easier in tech. Actually I would consider it a bigger factor in tech because a typical tech role, say, of a developer, makes far more sustained intellectual demands than, say, an administrative position. Speaking for myself, even when I'm not working, the problem I'm trying to solve is almost always in the back of my mind. It takes a toll and managing that in parallel with childcare would be super difficult.