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[quote=Anonymous]I was a real overachiever at work before having my kids. In fact, I was still an overachiever after having my first child, but after the birth oft daughter things have changed. I went to a part time schedule and stopped billing so many hours. I still did good work, but of course other people took over my old projects and my bosses loved them. I am am still getting good reviews, but I feel like a shadow of my bold self at work. I know that I asked to be part time and that I am blessed to have a family, but I feel left out and like A shadow of my former self at work. I don't want to go back to full time plus, but I want to feel important again and truly valued. Anyone have any advice? Wait it out for a few years until then kids get older? Take new steps to make myself more relevant at work and not just viewed as a part time person? I would particularly value the opinions of women or men who had been through this before.[/quote]
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