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Measuring non work activities by how much opportunity cost there is in salary is a losing game, imo. Cooking isn't time that I can be paid for. (And besides, sh
by Pfhreak 6y ago
Measuring non work activities by how much opportunity cost there is in salary is a losing game, imo. Cooking isn't time that I can be paid for. (And besides, shouldn't we all be considering that time ours and not our employers anyhow?)
- TacticalTable 6y agoIf you'd prefer to think of it as 'X company will give you 40 more minutes of leisure per day' or however much you cook, it's probably the closest financial approximation you can get. Another way to calculate it would be to try and figure out what you would pay for another 40 minutes in a day, but that starts getting very subjective very quickly.
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