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I can definitely believe that. But in my line of work I'm expected to bill at least 8 hrs/day to the client regardless of my personal productivity.
by jcadam 9y ago
I can definitely believe that. But in my line of work I'm expected to bill at least 8 hrs/day to the client regardless of my personal productivity.
- panarky 9y ago> Pfft. A man-hour of labor is a man-hour of labor > I'm expected to bill at least 8 hrs/day I bet you're capable of far deeper, more intellectually stimulating and rewarding work than you're doing now.
- jsudhams 9y agoI used to be someone who worked only 4 hours max in any company and use remaining time to be on top of tech stacks(SysAdmin). But last four years i self trained on stock trading and it close to be becoming my main job in another year or so. Though i now look for trader jobs where i can trade for profit % but the salaries are no where near in my country for traders.
- dfischer 9y agoWhat was your growth path to excel and mature as a trader?
- jcadam 9y agoI'd like to think so, but the pay is good and there isn't much else in this area.
- Grangar 9y agoI'm stuck in the billable hour purgatory as well. It seems to be a trend that becomes more and more pervasive. For my next job I'll move to an inhouse position, hopefully things will be better in a setting like that.