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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm tired of people like PPs on here who say we were "spoiled" these last few years. Bullsh*t. We were finally coming closer to having better work situations for families with two working parents. It's not spoiled. It's more practical and better for the whole family, including kids, who most people claim to care so much about. This is a step backward. Telling people who are upset to put on their big girl panties or similar stupid BS is just ahole behavior. EVERYONE would love flexibility if offered. Of course people with kids don't want to give it up, ESPECIALLY when there is no REAL reason they are doing this in terms of quality of work. This is all to hurt the workers so they'll quit. It's backassward and cruel. Don't be a dick about it.[/quote] I am not your boss who made the RTO call, just trying to help by coming up with some childcare options. If you are so angry just go find another job, and stop seeing random internet posters as your enemy. In reality, no one cares.[/quote] If you don’t care then why post. The OP was asking ppl who are returning to the office how they are coping with young kids. Now if you are already in the office or don’t have kids or whatever then this doesn’t have much to do with you. OP didn’t ask for your sympathy. She asked others who are in a similar position how they are coping. [/quote]
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