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Hmm, that's interesting. it's the exact opposite for me and my social circle. It's predominantly the women who are working form home far more. My guy friends
by chollida1 4y ago
Hmm, that's interesting. it's the exact opposite for me and my social circle.
It's predominantly the women who are working form home far more. My guy friends do maybe one day a week at home while the women do 3-4.
Though I guess i have alot more white collar friends so this might explain why we're seeing different things?
We've assumed it was because women are more likely to do white collar work that you can do anywhere and men are more likely to do blue collar work that requires you to be on site.
Also could be that I'd imagine women still do more of the child care than men do and that is far easier done at home:)
- __MatrixMan__ 4y agoI'm not going to argue for this position, but I've heard it said that men tend to work with things and women tend to work with people. So rather than white/blue collar I'm thinking that a distinguishing feature might be whether you need another human in the room to do the job. Of course it's absurd that there would be gendered jobs, but then we live in an absurd world.