amznymous here You are absolutely right. As other have pointed out, it's probably 1000x worse to be a doctor saddled with med school debt who is literally ope

amznymous here You are absolutely right. As other have pointed out, it's probably 1000x worse to be a doctor saddled with med school debt who is literally operating on people. I will not argue that, ever. But that's also not me and so I told the story I could; mine. I really want this to be more about how vital professional and personal boundaries are. While also highlighting how certain company behaviors make it challenging (on/call, etc.) Before Amazon I had worked at a company that (due to the nature of the work) necessitated a strict 9-5. You literally couldn't work a minute more. Before that, I was in college and had hourly jobs. So you could say this was my first big-boy job with salary-hours, as well as real responsibilities (rent, car, wife, life)