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Fantastic :) The closest I've got to this, is as a contractor - I don't look for new roles until one finishes. This means I get about 1-3 months between each
by stuaxo 8y ago
Fantastic :)
The closest I've got to this, is as a contractor - I don't look for new roles until one finishes.
This means I get about 1-3 months between each one.
3 day work week does sound healthier, the New Economics Foundation is in favour of it too
https://neweconomics.org/2010/02/21-hours https://neweconomics.org/2010/02/21-hours
Before this, I was inspired by my mother working a 3 day week (not for maternity, I had already left home when she switched).
3 days is great since you are selling less than half your time.
- KineticLensman 8y agoI decided that I would rather have continuous but predictable employment in a totally known environment rather than longer periods of time off and the pressure of finding new work (harder as you get older or if the market contracts). Also, because I can flex my days around it is quite easy to create long periods away from work without booking too much leave. This is really useful, although I do try to remain predictable for the sake of my projects and colleagues.