10:25 am, Tuesday
May 7, 2010 · Filed Under Feminism, women and work
Tuesday mornings at the park with Ace are literally worth an extra $100,000 per year in salary, I swear.
When I was starting my career no one ever said, how much is having time for you life worth to you? When do you want to have kids and what do you want your work to look like when you do? When you are 33, how much do you want to be working? How much money do you want to earn in comparison to how much time you spend in your office?
This Mother’s Day, I wish for all the future moms that you sit down and think about these questions as you’re planning your work life. The day will come quicker than you think, and you’ll want the option.
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