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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The only times I've ever seen it work are with two women who propose a job share.[/quote] This. Otherwise where do you think the rest if your work will go?[/quote] To another company. Where would it go if she got hit by a bus tomorrow? I am sure there would be some way that it would get done or clients would deal with not having it done. [/quote] They would hire a replacement. Just like if she quit. The work would get done.[/quote] Yes, if they are down 100% they’ll hire a replacement. But they aren’t just going to say - sure, OP, you can do 50% of your work and the other 50% just won’t get done 🤷🏻♀️[/quote] It would get done somewhere else right? I don't know what she does, but she is talking about dropping 1/2 of her clients. If she is a therapist, then 50% of her clients would just go to another agency. If she is a pediatrician, then 50% of her patients would go to another pediatrician's office. If she is an attorney, then 50% of her clients would find another law firm to work with. It's a big city. I'm sure that the work will still get done. [/quote] Oh wow. Where do you work? You clearly don’t understand the business world. No company is going to voluntarily lose revenue to allow OP to work less. It’s easier to replace her. [/quote]
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