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Ha! And here my approach has always been "leave when the work is done", with a liberal application of "time to call it a day and clear my head". There's a lat
by omginternets 10y ago
Ha! And here my approach has always been "leave when the work is done", with a liberal application of "time to call it a day and clear my head".
There's a latent assumption that the author hasn't touched upon, which is that putting in more hours yields a greater productivity. I've found the opposite to be true (to a point).
All I can say is I don't regret my decision to freelance.
- Chris2048 10y agoAlso consider, If you worked until you were so tired you were no longer productive, any outside work (personal projects etc) done after work will suffer low productivity too. I want to save a little energy for after work, not just spend it recovering.