F-ing brilliant
January 15, 2010 · Filed Under women and work
That’s all I can say about this discussion, started by Chrysula Winegar. Her post: “The House of Work is a Tear-Down” got many of us thinking. I’m still stuck on Carol Gilligan and her impact on women at work.
The MamaBee is putting her money where her mouth is. Unlike me, she’s climbing the corporate ladder. She’s a tempered radical, and for that I deeply respect her.
I opted out- not of work. Definitely not of work, because I work more hours now than I ever did in a corporate role. But opted out of the climb. Sometimes it makes me feel like a shirker…I must admit.
Ok, more work now.
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