More women are discovering that they really can do it all — but only with a little paid help. Housekeeping jobs have seen a spike in popularity over the past year, with more upper-middle-class women hiring household managers to help them do everything from packing lunches to planning vacations.
Tech entrepreneur Jessica Peterson told the Boston Globe that she’s seen more women express interest in either working as household managers or hiring them, including herself.
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