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Greetings from Wisconsin. I'd describe the attitude towards work a bit differently: I think we tend to have generally healthy attitudes about work-life balance.
by analog31 5y ago
Greetings from Wisconsin. I'd describe the attitude towards work a bit differently: I think we tend to have generally healthy attitudes about work-life balance. I've not seen the 996 culture here except in some rare cases. When we work, we work. Then we go home. There's probably a different age distribution among tech workers, that might be reflected in our attitudes. I have colleagues who are past 65 and still enjoy coming in and doing their thing.
Not everybody hates the winter. I love it. Right now I'm looking out at a nice snowstorm, and hoping to take a long walk in it. I believe the trick to dealing with the weather -- hot and cold -- is to get out and embrace it. If you're outside every day, the seasons won't take you by surprise. You'll figure out clothing. You'll find the nice places to take walks or ride your bike. It doesn't have to happen all at once, or even within the space of one year.
- curiousllama 5y ago> Not everybody hates the winter. Absolute truth. > I believe the trick to dealing with the weather -- hot and cold -- is to get out and embrace it. I used to routinely need to walk >2 miles over the course of a day in Chicago winters. I assure you, I still hated it! 100 degrees and humid? No problem. Sub-zero? I'm leaving!