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> people spend almost all their time at work now I see this claim made a lot every time the "politics in the workplace" conversation happens, but really? "Almo
by dudul 5y ago
> people spend almost all their time at work now
I see this claim made a lot every time the "politics in the workplace" conversation happens, but really? "Almost all their time"? Isn't a normal person supposed to work 8 hours a day, sleep 8/10hours at night and spent 8/6 hours doing something else? If my math is correct that's not "almost all their time".
If some people are incapable of having a life outside of work, well balanced people shouldn't have to pay the price of their obsessions.
- DangitBobby 5y agoI do not have an unbalanced life outside of work, not because of obsession (I only work 40 hours a week, roughly), but because I mainly spend my personal time recovering from the mental fatigue of work. I just don't have a desire to do much of anything until I've had a few days off and my creativity can be directed towards my own interests.