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Maybe it's because I'm a little bit over forty, but for me only a few days working 10 hours a day (plus a significant commute) decreases my productivity signifi
by Ma8ee 10y ago
Maybe it's because I'm a little bit over forty, but for me only a few days working 10 hours a day (plus a significant commute) decreases my productivity significantly. That is at least if I have to work on more that one project at a time. If I don't have to switch tasks and it is relatively straightforward work I can probably manage for a few weeks, but not much longer and I know that I'll definitely hate my life.
- Mikushi 10y agoI am thirty and I find the same. More than two weeks of heavy days and my productivity plummets until I get proper time off.
- ferentchak 10y agoIf the project is fun I can work two times as long without fatigue. For example if I think this is important and my effort personally can make the difference. Or if I am using a new technology or something that feels like a "portfolio" piece.
- Spooky23 10y agoThat's a benefit to some business types. You're getting grey and expensive.