WSJ is so passe. I remember a distant friend working in early 2000-s as a system administrator in 4 jobs simultaneously. Just when "remote" became reasonably po

WSJ is so passe. I remember a distant friend working in early 2000-s as a system administrator in 4 jobs simultaneously. Just when "remote" became reasonably possible. Wonder how many things he could juggle today. It's not even a thing, really. People had many jobs for ages. If something is hours-based, those hours should be filled with sense, and if they are not, they get filled with something else. My other friend, relatively recently, working as a contractor in Oracle, usually did his tasks early in a day, and even had time for short naps. Well... he's surely good with what he was doing, so it wasn't too big of a problem - just not a usual thing.