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Maybe parents are just more likely to have the guts to stand up to this kind of abuse. You're expected to work overtime? Refuse. Quit. There are no other healt
by fhd2 13y ago
Maybe parents are just more likely to have the guts to stand up to this kind of abuse.
You're expected to work overtime? Refuse. Quit. There are no other healthy options. I do occasionally work overtime, but it's my own choice, and I get the time back when things cool down again. Becoming a father didn't change my approach one bit.
- seestheday 13y agoThis. When I became a parent the decision to say know got easier to make. I didn't really notice a difference in what was asked of me. I just wouldn't put up with shut anymore. My time became wayyyy too important. Literally every extra minute at work was a minute I wasn't raising my son to be awesome.
- ChristianMarks 13y agoThis--makes it all the more difficult for childless employees.