What I have recently learned as a single mother in corporate job, shit is pretty fun. Companies love to market themselves as family-oriented, people-first, flexible—until a woman becomes a single mother. Suddenly, the system that claims to support family life becomes a maze of “policy exceptions,” silent judgment, and the unspoken expectation that she should have someone else handling everything outside her work hours. They like the image of supporting mothers.What they don’t
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