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> realizing that no system is good for 40 to 60 hours of work a week with the varied tasks and times needed at each. 40-60 hours? Shouldn't we be going the oth
by Skunkleton 5y ago
> realizing that no system is good for 40 to 60 hours of work a week with the varied tasks and times needed at each.
40-60 hours? Shouldn't we be going the other way here?
- tobmlt 5y agoI am with you. I started out at 55-90 hrs over 5-6 days and occasionally 7 days a week after being promised 4-10hr days a week. I was pretty sure I was paying excessive dues. This was entry level engineering after all. Later got a 32 hr a week job. Should have stopped right damn there. Ah the fool I was. Bumped it to 40. Then left for “growth” - a “startup within” a megaCorp. Now doing “every waking minute I can stand without breaking”. Sweatshop corporate slavery on both ends of the experience/skill ladder. Credentials and experience mean nothing to work life balance.