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Why do you make those assumptions? Lots of people prefer big city life, and some people prefer not having a family. Marriage and children aren't for everyone. T
by goatlover 4y ago
Why do you make those assumptions? Lots of people prefer big city life, and some people prefer not having a family. Marriage and children aren't for everyone. That's never been a universal thing. And people have always flocked to the cities, not just for job opportunities, but because cities offer a lot of other activities and services, in addition to all the networking opportunities.
- Nursie 4y agoLots of people without kids are happy with remote work as well though. It’s not some family/childfree divide.
- re-thc 4y agoNor does it have to do with age. The mantra that young people prefer the office or juniors can't learn being remote is just sad. Perhaps it is companies that lack documentation, training material or proper onboarding. Office feels like a lazy excuse to skip a bunch of things.