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A Patagonia employee breastfed her baby in a meeting. Her male VP's response was perfect.
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A Patagonia employee breastfed her baby in a meeting.
Her male VP 's response was perfect: "It’s no wonder that Patagona has 100% retention of moms." The outdoor clothing and gear company has made a name for itself by putting its money where its mouth is.
A viral post from Holly Morisette , a recruiter at the company went viral.
Patagonia has extended its support for parents in recent years by allowing up to a staggering 16 paid weeks off.
Parents and non-parents alike also enjoy top-notch healthcare, college tuition reimbursement, and so much more.
Experts say the things workers value the most in their career when they have children are paid time off, flexible scheduling, and help with childcare.