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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have children who are older (college up). Am I the only one who gets annoyed when I'm on a call with a wfh person and the baby or toddler is ok their lap fussing or crying? And you're trying to have a work meeting? May be unpopular opinion but I think wfh people should still have sitters or daycare or help. But then they whine about the cost. I get it. But Hou had to pay for this prior to covid! And now you save on not having to commute but yet you're too broke for childcare? I think childcare should be mandatory for wfh up until maybe the age that kids are legally allowed to stay home alone. Age 10? Not sure. I'm sure I'll get hate. But curious of other people's thoughts. [/quote] This doesn’t happen, it’s made up RTO propaganda. Anyone with kids would have camera off and mute, or keep them out of view. Have to head to “bathroom” often to attend the kid. You aren’t this persons manager, so if it really is happening, they have likely cleared it with them and are productive and skilled than a boomer with college age kids even with kids at home. [/quote] WTF? It most assuredly DOES happen. It’s not “made up” in the slightest.[/quote] I agree. It happens all the time.[/quote]
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