Those high educated women might have found their happiness and true satisfaction from working at home rather than competing with others for a high position in work place. Just because the society now needs such contributive jobs as surgeons, polices, scientists, it doesn't mean the definition of a successful life is high-salary and working most of the time, it doesn't mean working at home is any less successful, and it definitely doesn't mean high educated women should choose work over home because they are obligated to change this "male dominated society"... Just choose what you like and don't perceive everything as an issue of equality:)
How this talk speaks to me right now, is unreal! For 5 years, since getting my kids, i've struggled to do just that, and it's still an ongoing struggle, i.e. balancing the life of work with children and still maintaining one's sense of identity. It must really be an ongoing journey, so thanks for your honesty and raised concerns on this chat, it helped me put things into perspective. I'm ambitious, but not at the cost of a balanced life with myself and family..
I believe there are other factors to take into consideration when one is looking at their work life balance.Personally,I'm in position where I could advance into an Executive Leadership role. I chose not to do so because I currently work normal business hours from home and homeschool my son. I realize if I were to take an advancement additional working hours would be required and the flexibility I once had may be gone. Sometimes the advancement isn't worth the additional working hours and increased responsibility.
She spent 10 seconds addressing her fix to the problem. Her solution is to have policy in place so underrepresented people can Imagine themselves succeeding.
I don't think a refusal to make sacrifices at home is a bad thing. Your children only have one childhood, that's the only guaranteed time you have with them. You can have a career any time.
+Joan Shu it's like you muted the video when you watched it... I'm curious as to why you believe something that has a counter argument that's backed up with scientific research? just a 'gut feeling' eh? Must be more trustworthy than evidence.
+Callum Greenaway One of the implication the research shows in the video is that women who are less ambitious to work think their sacrifices aren't equally paid,and the people who succeeded in that field of career are men. So you think why men are more successful in certain kind of jobs than women is because women can not compete with men?
look all these comments, just proved your point. Men have no idea what they've done to suffocate women and they still think it is fair. It is like the world is holding a competition and it is so fair that anyone could enter, men or women, children or oddly, except the even itself is wrestling .
This is one of the best TedTalks I’ve watched! 🙌🏼 what a lovely perspective and something we all know is true. Michelle Ryan’s way of presenting is so well organized. Her style of speech and voice are so easy to listen to. The words are articulated so well. So happy to have found this! Thank You!
Women are overrepresented in the fields of education, justice and medical professions. Why nobody ever complains of lack of men in those fields? Why should be necessarily impose half men half women quotas in jobs that are occupied by men? What is the agenda behind this? Everybody gets excited when a woman is doing construction work like it's a particulary good thing that a woman is doing a man's job.
Because patriarchy is the main one in control, and however matriarchy is a very rule and true thing with its own set of problems; it's usually seen as under so they're not as represented. Hey, if you're upset about that, you yourself can make something about it. Instead of critiquing how someone is not perfect, use them as a fuel for inspiration. :)
+Jin Kazama most of my fav teachers are men. I also think that women are viewed more dominate in those areas is because they are looked up to as a motherly figure.
+Cheryl Evans There are way too many women in education and I really think it's a problem for the education of boys especially yet nobody would adress this problem. We only hear that we need more women CEOs. Look at the female CEOs they behave like men, but worse. They bring nothing to this field.
Instead of commenting on how one isn't doing something the way you want them to, do that something, use it as inspiration, for yourself, to write or so that something for yourself or in the world, and boom, more good material out there.
You never know which person in your work environment has some incredible solutions. Got to give everyone a fair go.
We need more sessions like this to spread awareness about the issue of teacher stress.
life goes on with work,time and balancing identity. I learned alot.
Misleading title.
Nice Information
Dr. Pareshkumar H. Patel
Assistant Professor
Government Arts and Commerce College, Kathlal, Kheda
I just loved the way Michelle Ryan speaks! Crystal clear!
Balance between work life and personal life is very important. Thanks for sharing the information
intersesting session on work-life balance.Thank you.
Useful TEDx talk on Work-life balance
Those high educated women might have found their happiness and true satisfaction from working at home rather than competing with others for a high position in work place. Just because the society now needs such contributive jobs as surgeons, polices, scientists, it doesn't mean the definition of a successful life is high-salary and working most of the time, it doesn't mean working at home is any less successful, and it definitely doesn't mean high educated women should choose work over home because they are obligated to change this "male dominated society"... Just choose what you like and don't perceive everything as an issue of equality:)
spot on!
How this talk speaks to me right now, is unreal! For 5 years, since getting my kids, i've struggled to do just that, and it's still an ongoing struggle, i.e. balancing the life of work with children and still maintaining one's sense of identity. It must really be an ongoing journey, so thanks for your honesty and raised concerns on this chat, it helped me put things into perspective. I'm ambitious, but not at the cost of a balanced life with myself and family..
Very good session on "Work-life balance: balancing time or balancing identity? " Well said Maa'm.
The most need of the hour is the chosen topic .Excellent.
Work-life balance: balancing time or balancing identity? is excellent video. Thank you very much
Thank you for work life balance: nicely described.
Thank you for wenderful session
Work-life balance is different for each of us because we all have different priorities and different lives.
Nicely explained.
Informative session...
I believe there are other factors to take into consideration when one is looking at their work life balance.Personally,I'm in position where I could advance into an Executive Leadership role. I chose not to do so because I currently work normal business hours from home and homeschool my son. I realize if I were to take an advancement additional working hours would be required and the flexibility I once had may be gone. Sometimes the advancement isn't worth the additional working hours and increased responsibility.
We must set priorities to balance home and work to be successful
right point to be presented in front of entire world.
Good lecture on Work life balance!!
She spent 10 seconds addressing her fix to the problem. Her solution is to have policy in place so underrepresented people can Imagine themselves succeeding.
Wonderful lecture on women work life and how they balancing their life with time
I don't think a refusal to make sacrifices at home is a bad thing. Your children only have one childhood, that's the only guaranteed time you have with them. You can have a career any time.
Nice talk and very good presentation.Thank you.
Excellent Talk on Women's attitude on selecting job
Work and personal life balance is needed for both men and women...nice talk
Thank You for describing work-life balance so nicely
Thank you for wonderful session
Nicely explained that Work-life balance is different for men and women because women have different priorities and different complexities.
Thank you for the talk on this interesting topic on women worklife.
Excellent deliberation on the issue of work-life balance.
Did make sense in some way. But I still believe that it's more about women's own choice to stop their work, not the disability to compete with men.
+Joan Shu it's like you muted the video when you watched it... I'm curious as to why you believe something that has a counter argument that's backed up with scientific research? just a 'gut feeling' eh? Must be more trustworthy than evidence.
+Callum Greenaway One of the implication the research shows in the video is that women who are less ambitious to work think their sacrifices aren't equally paid,and the people who succeeded in that field of career are men. So you think why men are more successful in certain kind of jobs than women is because women can not compete with men?
arguing on the internet is pointless isnt it each person just restates their view point and nothing is achieved
Very good talk about balancing time and balancing identity.
Thank you
Informative session
work-life balance is different for each of us because we all have different priorities and different lives.
Inspired a lot...thanks for your nice presentation.
look all these comments, just proved your point. Men have no idea what they've done to suffocate women and they still think it is fair. It is like the world is holding a competition and it is so fair that anyone could enter, men or women, children or oddly, except the even itself is wrestling .
Informative lecture.
This is one of the best TedTalks I’ve watched! 🙌🏼 what a lovely perspective and something we all know is true.
Michelle Ryan’s way of presenting is so well organized. Her style of speech and voice are so easy to listen to. The words are articulated so well.
So happy to have found this!
Thank You!
High time for issues like these to be addressed. Great initiative.
Nice
Thank you...wonderful video
Very nice information on work - life balance
How to balance a work life specially for woman - a very good presentation.
Informative session.thank you
Crystal clear diction. Loved listening to the talk.
Work - life balance is great topic.
Inspirational Ted talk - kavita rabari
Very interesting session on Work - Life Balance
Informative And Excellent Lecture.
Very good session on "Work-life balance: balancing time or balancing identity?
Informative lecture about Work Life Balance. Thank you.
Very nice and interested session for work life balanced
Interesting session on worklife balance. Thank you
Interesting session
Impressive talk. i enjoyed a lot.
Sustaining and maintaining balance is very important.
great talk on Work-life balance.
Very informative video on balancing about various things.
Interesting talk on work life balancing.
Work life balance: nicely described.
Very relevant in any culture and society.
very interesting session on work life balance
Thank you for this video.
Wonderful session mam.
This pandemic work-from-home situation is a grelling test female teachers are facing.
Nice talk,interesting session balance between professional and personal life good work
very nice Yes its challenging for women's to balance their work and family
Very interesting and informative discussion.
Nice video for work-life balance
Interesting talking on work balancing, thank you
Really insightful talk
Lovely talk. Thanks
Best explanation ma'am.
excellent presentation
Good information this lecture
Thank you
Very Informative
Excellent video information
Good research, articulate presentation. Identity and belonging aid confidence to succeed.
VERY misleading title
Nice lecture on work of balance
you talked nicely about women ability to do work.
what is she trying to say. I didn't understand.
Interesting video on work life balance
Women are overrepresented in the fields of education, justice and medical professions. Why nobody ever complains of lack of men in those fields? Why should be necessarily impose half men half women quotas in jobs that are occupied by men? What is the agenda behind this? Everybody gets excited when a woman is doing construction work like it's a particulary good thing that a woman is doing a man's job.
Because patriarchy is the main one in control, and however matriarchy is a very rule and true thing with its own set of problems; it's usually seen as under so they're not as represented. Hey, if you're upset about that, you yourself can make something about it. Instead of critiquing how someone is not perfect, use them as a fuel for inspiration. :)
+Jin Kazama most of my fav teachers are men. I also think that women are viewed more dominate in those areas is because they are looked up to as a motherly figure.
+Cheryl Evans There are way too many women in education and I really think it's a problem for the education of boys especially yet nobody would adress this problem. We only hear that we need more women CEOs. Look at the female CEOs they behave like men, but worse. They bring nothing to this field.
Instead of commenting on how one isn't doing something the way you want them to, do that something, use it as inspiration, for yourself, to write or so that something for yourself or in the world, and boom, more good material out there.
Thank you.
Interesting session 🙏🙏🙏
Yes different people had different definition of success
Nice talk and views abt work life balance.
Thanku it was my research topic....work life balance
A very good and interesting talk
Interesting Session
Thank you very much
Useful talk
Very informative session
Very nice information
Thank you
i like this point come into light.
Very nice explained