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If you’re young, have no children, and don’t mind picking up and moving and giving up local connections, sure. That’s not common, though. Really though, the s
by PragmaticPulp 5y ago
If you’re young, have no children, and don’t mind picking up and moving and giving up local connections, sure.
That’s not common, though.
Really though, the solution is to change jobs. Despite how it looks from HN comments, there are plenty of companies out there with good work life balance.
Painting this as a false dichotomy between staying in burnout-inducing jobs or dropping everything to become jobless isn’t helpful. There’s an entire spectrum of options that should be explored to change a burnout-inducing situation.
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- beauzero 5y agoI found this working for state government. Trying to put my skills to use helping taxpayers get what they deserve in usable government websites. There is a lot of "feel good" there...feels like it did back in 96-97.