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No. Try to maintain work-life balance. "Work hard, party harder" is stupid statement that you rarely hear outside of college. Anyone still using this statement
by clintonb 7y ago
No. Try to maintain work-life balance. "Work hard, party harder" is stupid statement that you rarely hear outside of college. Anyone still using this statement outside of college is probably not someone you should follow.
- cryptozeus 7y agoAlready have wok-life balance, do not enjoy it.
- clintonb 7y agoPlease clarify. What do you not enjoy?
- cryptozeus 7y agoCareer growth has stopped, work-life balance has just made everything subpar. Not living life to the fullest.
- clintonb 7y agoI’ve been there. It’s up to you to decide what you value in life, regardless of what you see others doing with their lives. I like hobbies. Photography is one of my favorites. You have to figure out what motivates you both in your work and home lives. There may be some overlap. For example, I code for a living and also volunteer to code for projects with OpenOakland/Code for America. As for the career, don’t be afraid to change teams or companies.