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Consider part time like 20 hours a week. That's what I do and I love it. Steady pay check and no burn out.
by statquontrarian 6y ago
Consider part time like 20 hours a week. That's what I do and I love it. Steady pay check and no burn out.
- hnick 6y agoI did this too but it has its risks. You have less work experience than someone else with the same number of years. This is even worse if you are working in a role where you are basically working a very narrow niche and most things you learn will make you irreplaceable but also don't provide much value at other employers. In an industry that contradictorily values youth but also experience with the latest toys, it can be a tough place to put yourself. Just worth keeping in mind. You can alleviate this by staying up to date with personal projects but sometimes it's difficult especially if burn out was the issue and you want some time away from the desk, or your experience skews corporate and those kinds of systems aren't what you want to work on at home.