"Don't vomit anymore, or this female executive will suspect she's pregnant."
Gao Gong snapped his fingers, revealing a scene in an office building where a tattooed female executive was leaning over a sink, about to retch, looking around warily while vomiting.
As everyone knows, pregnancy is a workplace taboo. In the Cyber Test Field, getting pregnant means doubling your workload. It's simple: if you're two people, naturally, you need to do the work of two. It's touted as helping the baby pre-adapt to the workplace environment. There are even special drugs to advance the baby's brain power, channeling it to the mother to improve work efficiency.
So, when supervisors have heart-to-hearts with female employees, they earnestly advise, "Have a baby; having a baby will improve your work performance."
With current technology, the symptoms of pregnancy can be easily managed. The company even has delivery rooms, making it possible to give birth and work at the same time with no issues.
