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FAMILY TIME VERSUS FAST TRACK

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Nearly 8 out of 10 American men and women would sacrifice rapid career advancement in order to spend more time with their families. At least that's what a survey developed by Robert Half International found. The survey for the personnel-recruiting firm indicated that 78 percent of the group quizzed would prefer a career path with flexible full-time work hours and more family time but slower career advancement to one with inflexible work hours and faster career development.

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