Meanwhile male academics are largely exempt from that second shift or at best play a secondary role in it.https://twitter.com/zeyneparsel/status/1217236492436766722 …
Academia as third shift: You spend all your day performing administrative work, go home and take care of your non-work responsibilities such as housework or care-work, and after 9PM you start doing the work that your performance is actually assessed on.
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Disagree - I do a solid shift #2 - meals, laundry, clean, dog, driving kids ...and know many other male profs who do the same!
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I saw this as a plumber analogy the other day. You get hired as a plumber to fix pipes, and get judged on how many you fix, but you spend your entire day doing a myriad of pipe-unrelated things so you fix pipes on your own time.
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That’s also doctoring
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Yes, and up between 4-5am to write before the kids wake up
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If your kids are still asleep between 4-5am you are already doing better than me
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As a parent it seems more like academia is the 4th shift: Getting everyone to school on time, fed, clothed and with bags, lunches etc. each morning is intense.
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But is this not the same for all working mothers?
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RT'd this at ~ 9 pm PDT just as I opened my computer to get some work done
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Same here.
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Čini se da učitavanje traje već neko vrijeme.
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