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lol.. 55 would be the dream, most weeks I do 80+ most of my team do 60+
by manquer 10y ago
lol.. 55 would be the dream, most weeks I do 80+ most of my team do 60+
- Piskvorrr 10y agoIf it works for you, I see no problem :) The issue I had was with this as the answer to life, universe and everything: "thou shalt not have life outside of work."
- eeZah7Ux 10y ago> If it works for you, I see no problem There's a reason why 80-90% of the wealthy/developed countries make it illegal to overwork people (even if the worker would be willing to work)
- sharemywin 10y agodo you get a lot of actual work done? I found communication slows things done a lot. waiting on answer from other people seems to be a pretty big bottle neck. I like to have a couple project going at once to be more productive.
- daef 10y agozsh, i3, ssh, openvpn, pidgin, tmux, vim, firefox, vlc - about everything i need all 6hr working day long if i want to shortcut communication i simply call mates via dialthrough or skype
- manquer 10y agoI get very little of "real" work during regular hours, most of it goes in meetings, code reviews and of course communication. I code during the off hours essentially two jobs i guess, one I love(coding) makes the other(management) bearable .
- RankingMember 10y ago50% coding/50% hackernews browsing then? ;)
- manquer 10y ago50% coding would also be a good target .. :P
- whoiskevin 10y agoWell that is the worst place ever to work.
- Piskvorrr 10y agoI wouldn't be so harsh. If you are young, and if you breathe, drink and eat your product, this could be awesome. None of that lasts forever, of course, but if it happens - what a time to be alive! Not a place for everyone, indeed, and not conventional. If, on the other hand, you are only interested in the product, and/or you have other stuff to take care of, that would be Hell on Earth for you.
- coldtea 10y agoSo, no life outside work at all? And a work that doesn't appreciate you enough to work sane hours? What's the point then? Stocking money for later on?