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> what if I'm out with friends, drunk, high, on the side of a mountain You can plan around it, assuming a reasonable oncall schedule. If its every other week,
by shados 5y ago
> what if I'm out with friends, drunk, high, on the side of a mountain
You can plan around it, assuming a reasonable oncall schedule. If its every other week, yeah screw that. If its a week out of 4, you can plan it and still have it better than virtually every other highly paid profession there is, and many low pay ones.
> My hours are 9-5, after that is entirely me time
Then maybe an hourly job is better than a salaried one... Of course, if you're not paid the part, it's not worth it. But if you're paid 150, 200k or more? I hope you're not expecting 9-5.
- __blockcipher__ 5y ago> But if you're paid 150, 200k or more? I hope you're not expecting 9-5. Speak for yourself, but I would never accept a $150k a year gig that expected me to be on-call, say, 1 week out of every 6. $150k is absolutely a "9-5 and stop thinking about work when you get home" kind of salary, if we're talking California standards