-
Laura says “By taking these years off and reducing the geographic area for a job search, I have effectively taken myself out of the big leagues.”
-
What a horridly boring name: Microsoft ASP.Net AJAX v1.0
-
Commenter Michael Chui: “Capitalism is hardly a bad thing; money is one of the greatest mediators of trust ever invented.” Human improvement and making money do not have to be opposed to each other.
-
About Anne
Anne Truitt Zelenka is a web technologist turned high school math teacher. She is the author of Connect! A Guide to a New Way of Working. She writes about family at The Everyday Cafe. Read more about Anne.
-
Subscribe
Categories
- Asides
- Blogging
- Books
- Browsers
- Career
- Coding
- Computing
- Conferences
- Connect
- Content Management
- CSS
- Delicious Links
- Economics
- Education
- Enterprise Software
- Etcetera
- Food & Wine
- Identity
- Innovation
- Marketing
- Media
- Mindfulness
- Open Source
- Parenting
- Personal
- Philosophy
- Productivity
- Psychology
- RSS
- Shopping
- Social Science
- Software Development
- Usability
- Web 2.0
- Web Design
- Web Development
- Women and Men
- Writing
- XML
2 Comments
Anne- re:11D Choices, you should listen to NPR from last night on Nancy Pelosi. She didn’t enter politics until 47, after raising 5 kids. And she’s definitely in the big leagues!
First female speaker of the house = the big leagues for sure! I actually think my own decisions to take time off from work and prioritize family has been mostly beneficial for my career. Taking time off allowed me to return with a fresh eye and working from Colorado means I have to explore new ways of doing things. I meant to write a whole blog post about it, but all I ended up doing was linking to Laura’s post… the perils of link blogging, not getting to the counterargument.