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Well yes, should lol. I guess my point/question is what types/sizes/percent of organizations this would be feasible. How many of us work nights/weekends becaus
by steveBK123 5y ago
Well yes, should lol.
I guess my point/question is what types/sizes/percent of organizations this would be feasible.
How many of us work nights/weekends because of lack of strategy & constant fire drills.
How many people have come back from a long weekend to a 4 day week and noticed it's just 5 days of meetings/work rescheduled to fit into 4 days.
I'll always remember the stunned response years ago while moving when my wife picked up my cell phone (my hands weren't free) to what was a production trading outage at my firm.. and said we are off today, we are in the middle of moving, we have no internet or computers plugged in. On a 30 person dev team in a 20K+ person firm and we had cross team direct dev team escalation to my personal cell phone because no one could be bothered following escalation procedures/rotas/call lists/etc.
My fear would generally be taking the 20% pay cut and not really getting 20% less work/time expected.
- dsr_ 5y agoThat all sounds dysfunctional. I hear tech jobs are hot right now; you should start looking.