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Turning it on and turning it off is what everyone does on a day job, whether they want it or not. But eventually it leads to poor productivity and burnout.
by zzzcpan 10y ago
Turning it on and turning it off is what everyone does on a day job, whether they want it or not. But eventually it leads to poor productivity and burnout.
- purerandomness 10y agoWould you consider freelancing, or creating your own company, as a way out? What's your solution to this dilemma?
- zzzcpan 10y agoI think pretty much anything, that doesn't involve full-time coding job, works. Be it freelancing, your own company or even a part-time job.