Comments on: Work/Life Balance as an academic http://blog.thegreatmichael.com/2010/01/31/worklife-balance-as-an-academic The Great Michael...writing stuff Fri, 30 Jul 2010 17:14:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Justis Peters http://blog.thegreatmichael.com/2010/01/31/worklife-balance-as-an-academic/comment-page-1#comment-323 Justis Peters Mon, 01 Feb 2010 06:10:33 +0000 http://blog.thegreatmichael.com/?p=115#comment-323 My unscientific predictions: + Academic families with children will publish more research in the next 200 years than academic families without children. + Children raised in academic families where the parents spend time nurturing and teaching their children will grow up to have more fulfilling careers. If they choose research careers, they will produce higher quality and more relevant research than children who were raised in families where the parents were too busy with their own careers. + You will find a work/life balance that suits you well. + You will continue contemplating topics as relevant as this one :) Kind regards, Justis My unscientific predictions:
+ Academic families with children will publish more research in the next 200 years than academic families without children.
+ Children raised in academic families where the parents spend time nurturing and teaching their children will grow up to have more fulfilling careers. If they choose research careers, they will produce higher quality and more relevant research than children who were raised in families where the parents were too busy with their own careers.
+ You will find a work/life balance that suits you well.
+ You will continue contemplating topics as relevant as this one :)

Kind regards,
Justis

]]> By: Justis Peters http://blog.thegreatmichael.com/2010/01/31/worklife-balance-as-an-academic/comment-page-1#comment-323 Justis Peters Mon, 01 Feb 2010 06:10:33 +0000 http://blog.thegreatmichael.com/?p=115#comment-323 My unscientific predictions: + Academic families with children will publish more research in the next 200 years than academic families without children. + Children raised in academic families where the parents spend time nurturing and teaching their children will grow up to have more fulfilling careers. If they choose research careers, they will produce higher quality and more relevant research than children who were raised in families where the parents were too busy with their own careers. + You will find a work/life balance that suits you well. + You will continue contemplating topics as relevant as this one :) Kind regards, Justis My unscientific predictions:
+ Academic families with children will publish more research in the next 200 years than academic families without children.
+ Children raised in academic families where the parents spend time nurturing and teaching their children will grow up to have more fulfilling careers. If they choose research careers, they will produce higher quality and more relevant research than children who were raised in families where the parents were too busy with their own careers.
+ You will find a work/life balance that suits you well.
+ You will continue contemplating topics as relevant as this one :)

Kind regards,
Justis

]]> By: Justis Peters http://blog.thegreatmichael.com/2010/01/31/worklife-balance-as-an-academic/comment-page-1#comment-323 Justis Peters Mon, 01 Feb 2010 06:10:33 +0000 http://blog.thegreatmichael.com/?p=115#comment-323 My unscientific predictions: + Academic families with children will publish more research in the next 200 years than academic families without children. + Children raised in academic families where the parents spend time nurturing and teaching their children will grow up to have more fulfilling careers. If they choose research careers, they will produce higher quality and more relevant research than children who were raised in families where the parents were too busy with their own careers. + You will find a work/life balance that suits you well. + You will continue contemplating topics as relevant as this one :) Kind regards, Justis My unscientific predictions:
+ Academic families with children will publish more research in the next 200 years than academic families without children.
+ Children raised in academic families where the parents spend time nurturing and teaching their children will grow up to have more fulfilling careers. If they choose research careers, they will produce higher quality and more relevant research than children who were raised in families where the parents were too busy with their own careers.
+ You will find a work/life balance that suits you well.
+ You will continue contemplating topics as relevant as this one :)

Kind regards,
Justis

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