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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No other professional women impede professional women, mainly those who think their jobs should coddle them because they also have kids. Choose your field wisely. [b]Don't expect the nature of a job to change because you want to stop everything at 3:30pm to take the kids to piano and soccer.[/b][/quote] Very, very few jobs *require* someone to be somewhere at a certain time. Transplant surgeons. I'm sure there are others. But this BS that women who want to work and be mothers hold other "professional" women back needs to go. I have zero patience for jobs that make up reasons why they have to be rigid. [/quote] I have zero patience for women who expect other people to do their work and put in time and hours because they have kids, but they still want the promotions for doing half the job and not well. The reasons aren't made up just because you don't like them. The world does not revolve around you. If you want o to be at all your kids games, recitals and pto meetings choose a career that gives you that flexibility.[/quote] LOL-let me guess: you can't stand seeing women promoted when they're not working themselves to the bone like you do. Please. That's your choice. If I can do my work better than you can in less time, that's on you, not me. There are plenty of workplaces and career paths that *could* be more flexible than they are if employers would get their heads out of their asses. Also: that you have zero patience for women but not men is telling. Misogynist to the core.[/quote]
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