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Originally Posted by iheartthed
Millennials and Gen X seem to like it the most.
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those are the demos most likely to have kids at home, so that makes sense because WFH can make child logistics a million times easier.
take today for example. my son woke up with a cough, so instead of sending him to school, we had to take him to get him a covid test. he won't be allowed back into to school until the test result says negative (24-48 hours). my daughter also has a pre-scheduled doctor's check-up this afternoon at 3:30pm.
if my wife and i had 9-5 office jobs, we'd be reshuffling our entire deck on the fly, but because we're both WFH, i was like,
"i got a 9:00am meeting this morning, so if you take our son to the covid test, i'll take our daughter to the doctor's appointment this afternoon, and we'll tag-team looking after our son during the day, and then we can make up any lost work time after the kids are in bed."