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I was able to find a job that was 9am to 4:30am, with an hour for lunch. That, and being able to read on my train commute, went a long way towards reducing bur
by blendo 6y ago
I was able to find a job that was 9am to 4:30am, with an hour for lunch. That, and being able to read on my train commute, went a long way towards reducing burn out.
Then, I negotiated a 4 day work week, along with a 20% pay cut. Loved having a 3 day weekend EVERY WEEK!
[Edit] I meant to say 9am to 4:30pm.
- secondstring 6y agoI'm going to go out on a limb here and guess you meant 4pm...
- non-entity 6y ago> Then, I negotiated a 4 day work week, at a 20% pay cut This irks me when the discussion of a shorter work week / day. Why is a pay cut required as long as I maintain as much productivity. By that logic shouldn't I get paid more for working longer days or weekends?
- kohtatsu 6y agoYes, that's called overtime.
- non-entity 6y agoAren't most salarie positions not exempt though?