"You can't get promoted in your Career if you are not Married"
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Bro if you are talking about yourself you are worried about the wrong thing
No Im not talking about myself I've never been in a relationship before
Magic Mulatto
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow. . .
Management, yes…co-workers, nah…
Too many factors too even ask the question. Even if that was the case, is man supposed to getting married to check that box?
This is such subjective bullshyt
It depends on the individual. But a wife seems more stable. If a man has a woman managing home affairs he can commit more to work. He can come early, stay late, and do whatever the job demands. Girlfriends typically are not handling home business in the same manner as a wife.
Married women gotta go home. Single men too busy chasing women.
Scustin Bieburr
Baby baybee baybee UUUGH
Depends on the culture of the department. A married man or woman is every bit as likely to bounce as a single person is. Moreover, a single person with no kids will be more likely to grind and put in extra hours voluntarily or not use sick days or all vacation days. People will use more time off or be less focused since their kids or spouse will be on their mind. All it takes is a phone call from the school or daycare to fukk up the whole work day.
feelosofer
#ninergang
Women are penalized less for being single. For men it depends. If you're angling for middle management or better they tend to prefer you be married but that standard is changing.
You're taken more seriously as married than not I've found.Brehs/Brehettes is this true when it comes to your career, and getting invited into important spaces with management, owners, etc. Has not being married stopped you from elevating in your career field?
I've heard this a thousand times, seems like folklore at this point, but I'm 50/50 on this
Them 45+ men are some of the biggest tricks in mankind..
They ain't got a choice but to come to work..
I legit think that not being married is a factor which is wild because the single dudes sometimes are the ones going the hardest — putting in extra time and staying up late. Plus being more flexible with their schedule. Wouldn’t shock me if the folks running the show are just behind haters when they see a younger breh living his life and moving with no commitments
It's more to do with married people sticking with the company.
Just from what I have observed, a married man is more likely to lick his wounds and try again if he doesn't get the promotion he wants. Unmarried men are more willing to look elsewhere.
People being more willing to settle down once their career is in a good place is also factor.
It might play some role still. I'm more likely to trust a good family man and I'm sure others feel the same way.
Just from what I have observed, a married man is more likely to lick his wounds and try again if he doesn't get the promotion he wants. Unmarried men are more willing to look elsewhere.
People being more willing to settle down once their career is in a good place is also factor.
It might play some role still. I'm more likely to trust a good family man and I'm sure others feel the same way.
How would you know he’s a “good” family man? What is your definition?