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Chief
Do what you want and say nothing. I would be shocked if anyone says anything. If they do, just explain that you’re 35 weeks prego and mobility and other issues make it tough. Full stop.
For real, what are the perks of being a partner if not making the rules for yourself?
I’m 36 weeks and are still going to office!! But I think I’ll stop going to the office after 37 weeks. My law firm also has the 4 days a week policy.
Rising Star
I went fully out at 36 weeks. More than fair to work from home now, especially if you don’t really work with people in your office.
If you’re no longer comfortable going in, start working from home now. I went into labor unexpectedly at 36 weeks, following a healthy pregnancy with zero signs that I would deliver early. I believe that overexerting myself by going into the office each day was one of the reasons.
I started WFH with both pregnancies (one as a senior associate and one as a NEP) around 36 weeks.
I went into the office 5 days a week until the Friday before my Monday induction. But I’m an associate and I was too afraid to ask…
Our associates that asked get a WFH accommodation in their third trimester! Policy is clearer for associates
I started working from home permanently at 36 weeks because the walk to the bathroom was really far. I'm really glad I did too, because i had my baby at 38 weeks and only 6 hours of labor. If I started labor at the office I'd be so upset.