Work v. Life?

MSNBC article discussing the divergent viewpoints between men and women concerning the balance between working hours and other hours. As I volunteer with the Work/Life Law center for my school, I am obviously in the camp of cutting back hours for proportional pay.

The “health diagnosing” occupation, which Golden said includes physicians and physician assistants, had the highest overemployment rate of 20 percent, compared to 14 percent of lawyers and judges who reported being overemployed.

Just something to think about as I head into the legal profession as a woman. Whether or not because of household or child care responsibilities, I still have a feeling that having a life outside of law is an important factor in my future work decisions.