Programming Post-Progeny: A New Parent's Perspective
summary
12 weeks of unpaid leave is short, only 13% of US workers get paid family leave, and the US ranks with Papua New Guinea on maternity leave; the concrete adaptations that work are specific not platitudes. Use Personal Kanban, break projects into tiny interruptible chunks, and match tasks to nap windows. A carrier and yoga ball get sleep when swaddles and strollers fail, silent reflux and bottle refusal change timelines, and a part-time childcare or nanny plus three days remote/two days office schedule proves affordable and sustainable.
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- 0:00Introduction
- 7:46My Expectations
- 10:49How Could I Make This Work
- 15:01Today
- 16:19Time Management
- 21:33Be Present
- 24:21Questions
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