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What does that have to do with anything? Are you implying there is nobody within the EU that works more than 48 hours, or that somehow magically people who call
by roel_v 10y ago
What does that have to do with anything? Are you implying there is nobody within the EU that works more than 48 hours, or that somehow magically people who call it a day after 40 hours have the same career perspective as those who don't?
- Symbiote 10y ago> A Google site-reliability engineer starts work at 9 a.m., leaves at 7 p.m., and works in the evenings until about 10 p.m. That's 11-12 hours per day, which in the EU would limit him to four working days per week. For someone working normal hours but also on call, if they respond to an incident during the week they're likely to be given e.g. Friday afternoon off in return. > career perspective Did you mean prospects, or something else? I'm sure it makes a difference in some companies, but there are plenty where it doesn't impress anyone.