Topic: Bitcoin is the best career for women - page 8. (Read 959 times)
That's some very unnecessary gender-ism. Bitcoin is for whoever is interested in it — regardless of sex, age, jurisdiction, profession, how many dicks or nipples the person has, whatever. It's a neutral asset that doesn't give a crap who you are.
Some people are truly misinterpreting Bitcoin: Bitcoin is not a job; it is a decentralized currency created to provide people with financial freedom.
Although women are not exempt from Bitcoin if they have an interest in Bitcoin investment, taking it as a career is a bit inaccurate.
I know that Bitcoin trading is a profession that one can take as a career, but it is not fully dependable due to the nature of the market, even though I know some people who are very professional and quit their job for Bitcoin investment.
Although women are not exempt from Bitcoin if they have an interest in Bitcoin investment, taking it as a career is a bit inaccurate.
I know that Bitcoin trading is a profession that one can take as a career, but it is not fully dependable due to the nature of the market, even though I know some people who are very professional and quit their job for Bitcoin investment.
Bitcoin's popularity is increasing day by day. Now in today's society both men and women are working shoulder to shoulder together in the office. No exception to this, women are also very interested in Bitcoin and current Bitcoin. The reason for interest is that when a woman works in an office, it becomes a bit difficult for her to juggle family and children. In today's society we see many working women leave their children with the workers and go to office, those children are abused by the workers. I think all the sisters who have chosen this bitcoin as their profession should not face such problems. Because after all the children's work and household chores, there will be enough time to devote to bitcoins. So choosing Bitcoin as a career can be a good decision for girls.
As un_rank said, Bitcoin is absolutely not a career.
In addition, in a sufficiently advanced and evolved world where people have access to Bitcoin - and therefore to the Internet - and where women work on an equal footing with men, this way of thinking makes no sense. Insofar as men could also be involved in raising children and maintaining the home, this is not an exclusively female problem. As un_rank said, flexible and remotely doable jobs could be a solution, as self-employment. But I don't see any link with BTC.
This post doesn't make much sense in my humble opinion, Bitcoin is a decentralized currency, a great storage of value, but has nothing to do with the way people are working or not. Maybe for some traders, but we can't say this is a vast majority of us being professional traders.
Bitcoin is a decentralized cryptocurrency, NOT a career.
What would help those with household responsibilities (regardless of gender) is remote work and flexible work hours.
- Jay -
What would help those with household responsibilities (regardless of gender) is remote work and flexible work hours.
- Jay -
Bitcoin's popularity is increasing day by day. Now in today's society both men and women are working shoulder to shoulder together in the office. No exception to this, women are also very interested in Bitcoin and current Bitcoin. The reason for interest is that when a woman works in an office, it becomes a bit difficult for her to juggle family and children. In today's society we see many working women leave their children with the workers and go to office, those children are abused by the workers. I think all the sisters who have chosen this bitcoin as their profession should not face such problems. Because after all the children's work and household chores, there will be enough time to devote to bitcoins. So choosing Bitcoin as a career can be a good decision for girls.
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