When Joanne Hislop had triplets, her employer allowed her to work part-time. But that wasn’t the end of her story.

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If you’re like most Americans, you’ll spend one-third of your life working. And that doesn’t account for commuting time, which averages 26 minutes each way, or nearly an hour a day.

Or do you just accept that this is another annoying requirement at work, like taking a two-hour compliance training webinar or eating sheet cake at 11 a.m. for the boss' birthday, and just do the ...

How Do We Define a "Work Friend" in the First Place? Many people spend a whole bunch of their time working — popular estimates land around 90,000 hours, or a third of your life.

If you want to collaborate with others, there are spaces for that. If you want to eat lunch with 50 people, you can do that. Or, if you just want to have, like, a one-on-one, you can do that as well.

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Quiñones, who cites in the show that "about 85 percent of affairs start at work," sat in his control room as Columbia's travelers watched the predicament unfold at a baggage carousel.