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I guess we agree then! I think it takes practice and discipline to really enjoy your life _outside_ of work. I take my kids to school, eat breakfast with my w
by honkhonkpants 10y ago
I guess we agree then!
I think it takes practice and discipline to really enjoy your life _outside_ of work. I take my kids to school, eat breakfast with my wife, handle my personal business in the morning. Then I go to work, WORK WHEN I AM AT WORK, and go pick up my kids from school and go home.
Working when I am at work being the key point. If I walk around the floor at my office half the people will be reading Facebook or whatever, which I completely understand and I myself do read Facebook from time to time but I don't understand why you'd want to do that while sitting at your desk at work.
Edited to add: and I never attend meetings.
- ethbro 10y agoSomeone once made this remark to me when I was in an undergrad architecture program (not the CS kind). He said "the biggest difference you'll see between grad students and undergrads is that undergrads will live in studio but waste most of their time; graduate students come in, work, get their work done, and leave."