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I wouldn’t choose a position meeting for 40 hours every week, even if it came with a pay raise. I enjoy coding and solving abstract problems, and they build the

I wouldn’t choose a position meeting for 40 hours every week, even if it came with a pay raise. I enjoy coding and solving abstract problems, and they build the skills I value having (and so does the market). They do have the right to ask it because they’re paying me, but there comes a point where I’d say no.

mcv 6y ago
Ever since we started working from home, I've come to realise that that's exactly what my wife's job is: constant meetings the whole day. To me, meetings distract from the real work, for her, they are the real work. Meetings are where decisions are made, but not where product is made. I make product, she makes decisions.