“WFH is a catastrophe for feminism”

You know that feeling when you leave a discussion and wish (so hard) you’d said something differently that you want to go back in time?

This is exactly what happened to me last week. I was at the Women in Work Summit, on what the chair, Liz Moseley (Good Housekeeping), called a “rowdy” panel with Debbie Wosskow (former AllBright, Love Home Swap). For anyone interested, it got written up by old friends at Management Today. 

Debbie argued that WFH is a disaster for feminism because all the women working at home will lose power, income, and networks to the men who go to the office. I see her point, but I reckon we’re not asking the right question. Or looking at the data. 

Watch the vlog and let me know.

Next week

How do we make sure service jobs are good jobs with Zeynep Ton?

Christine 

PS. If you haven’t yet found Fisk on Netflix, stop what you are doing and load it up for tonight. Go for the fashion horrors—stay for the possum.