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> Personally, I enjoy working hard - usually more than 40 hours per week I would call that working long, not hard. If hours determines how hard (i.e. effective
by ArlenBales 7y ago
> Personally, I enjoy working hard - usually more than 40 hours per week
I would call that working long, not hard. If hours determines how hard (i.e. effective) you are when working, then it certainly doesn't apply to some people I know who spend 40% of their 40 hours a week browsing Facebook.
- xboxnolifes 7y agoI wouldn't consider those 16 hours on Facebook working as much as being at work.
- grawprog 7y ago>I would call that working long, not hard I agree with this. When I first started my current job, overtime hours were utterly ridiculous, over the years I've managed to cut it down to mostly 8 hour days while increasing productivity fairly exponentially. A lot of time was wasted manually doing work pointless i automated as much as possible.I feel I work a lot harder now and get more done in less hours than I did before working 10-11 hour days.