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I did a short term contract once at the same time as my main remote job. I never lied about my hours or got overpaid though. I won't ever do it again as it was
by santoriv 9y ago
I did a short term contract once at the same time as my main remote job. I never lied about my hours or got overpaid though. I won't ever do it again as it was a hellish amount of work for a few months. For me the cost of context switching on my productivity was higher than I anticipated.
Of course you could probably get away with having two remote jobs at once.... for a while. Unless you're monstrously productive, it seems like either it would get noticed eventually or you would get burned out. But everyone is different I guess. I'd rather have a life that isn't so stressful and complicated.
- tracker1 9y agoI was thinking, upon reading the question that it might be possible to do two mid-level jobs at the same time, making more than a single senior level job. It isn't about being at your max level in both jobs... so long as you can match peers for that job/level, and get work done in a timely manner, shouldn't matter.