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> most people work 50-70hrs/wk Jesus. Why?
by bojo 6y ago
> most people work 50-70hrs/wk
Jesus. Why?
- anon_tor_12345 6y agohttps://www.levels.fyi/ https://www.levels.fyi/ click E5 under fb
- lhorie 6y ago> Facebook E5 total estimate $380,320 > Uber 5A total estimate $385,469 I'm sure I must be missing something. (Disclaimer: I definitely do not do 50hr/wk at Uber)
- anon_tor_12345 6y agoi'm not married to FB. i'll probably jump somewhere else after i'm done vesting.
- bojo 6y agoA large salary figure doesn't seem like a good reason to work what I personally consider an insane amount of hours. By all means, to each their own though.
- 46Bit 6y agoMaybe not forever, but that kind of salary would be great to build up a house deposit. Could be worth it for a few years.
- oumua_don17 6y agoWe tend to ignore the impact on our physical and mental health these working hours do. I would rather opt for lesser pay, smaller house with my health intact. Better bargain IMHO but then to each his own.
- MertsA 6y agoI don't know what team that guy is on, but there's plenty of us who work normal hours with pretty light on call duties. Once you factor in Bootcamp, paternity leave, paid holidays, PTO, sick leave, etc. I'm literally going to be working on a team for less than half of my first year. What's really nice is that depending on how much you're interacting with other people a good bit of the work can be shuffled around and overall it's pretty flexible. I'd rather work 50 hours a week with this kind of flexibility than 40 hours a week under a rigid 9-5 office job.
- anon_tor_12345 6y ago> Bootcamp lol you're frosh. wait till your second PSC.
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- MertsA 6y agoThat's the funny part, my second PSC is probably going to be less than the minimum time due to paternity leave so really it'll wind up being my third PSC because I joined just prior to this half.