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Word文档下载后（可任意编辑） 第 第 PAGE 1 页 共 NUMPAGES 1 页 .12英语四级阅读训练：不狂工作难升职 英语四级考试：2018.12英语四级阅读训练：不疯狂工作就难攀高峰吗？ 英语四级精选班  Do You Have to Be a Workaholic to Rise High in Your Job  Its clear, from Supreme Court nominee Sotomayors Senate confirmation hearings，that she has a warm relationship with her family and friends, including her beloved mother and brother.  But in her rise through the legal profession, she has made a number of personal sacrifices, most notably marriage and children.  Ms. Sotomayors marriage to her high-school sweetheart ended after just a few years，in part, she has said, because of an excessive work schedule. I cannot attribute that divorce to work, she told a panel on judicial life.But certainly the fact that I was leaving my home at 7:00am and getting back at 10:00pm was not of assistance in the problems developing in my marriage.  I have found it difficult to maintain a relationship while Ive pursued my career, Ms. Sotomayor also said in a television interview.  Ms. Sotomayor was subsequently engaged, but that 8-year relationship ended, too before they went to the altar. She has no children. These days, her life is frantically busy, fulfilling and often aloof, according to the New York Times. You make play dates with her months and months in advance because of her schedule, a friend of hers told the New York Times.  Earlier this week, we discussed Jack Welchs views on work-life balance. He argued that for women to rise to the top, theyve got to make tough choices and know the consequences of each one.  But such choices arent just necessary for women, as Juggle readers have pointed out. Men, too, often make hard sacrifices (failed marriages, missing their children grow up) to reach the pinnacles of their careers, especially in our increasingly workaholic and wired culture.  As the New York Times columnist Brooks put it: This is the story of pressures that affect men as well as women (men are just more likel