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I think you might have good chances with big companies with good work and life balance. Maybe banks or insurance companies could be a good match for you. Basic

I think you might have good chances with big companies with good work and life balance. Maybe banks or insurance companies could be a good match for you. Basically what you are looking for might be: A rather older team. Legacy technology (maybe COBOL ;) ). No new development. Also a "lazy" team is good. Look for teams where most members have families, maybe small kids. BUT guess the SECRET weapon is Head-MONOPOLY. You need to find something that nobody maintenance and nobody have the knowledge for or don't want to be involved in. In such case everyone is happy if you do your job, doesn't matter how slow or fast.

withinboredom 6y ago
> Legacy technology (maybe COBOL ;) ) PHP does really well here. I once maintained one of these things. It was an awesome job. I worked ~8 hours a week, for a full time salary because if I left, they'd never be able to find someone to replace me. In fact, when I did finally leave, it took nearly 8 months to find someone and they left. I continued contracting for them for nearly 4 years until they went out of business.