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But what if "8 hours a day" isn't the magic number for everyone? What if for some people, the magic number to avoid burnout is 4 hours a day? Or the other end
by shostack 11y ago
But what if "8 hours a day" isn't the magic number for everyone?
What if for some people, the magic number to avoid burnout is 4 hours a day? Or the other end of the spectrum...12?
- hessenwolf 11y agoI'll not lie, I'm a 14, 14, 6, 4 kinda guy. Then Friday through Sunday is for playing, thinking, and reading, but mostly meeting up with people to exchange ideas, potentially with beer.
- brianwawok 11y agoAnd for a job that isn't customer facing, we should allow if possible. I can understand why the cashier at the store needs to work 8s.. how would I schedule people based on how many hours they feel like working? For programming with delivery at the week or month level.. people should be able to slice the work how it works for them. (I think my ideal work is like 12 - 7 - 7- 6- 6- 3 or something)