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> Contrast that with when I gave up and decided to make myself available for full-time (remote) work. In the span of about 5 weeks, I got over 200 recruiter ema
by vincentmarle 5y ago
> Contrast that with when I gave up and decided to make myself available for full-time (remote) work. In the span of about 5 weeks, I got over 200 recruiter emails, interviewed at 10 companies, and received 10 offers, mostly in the upper end of the $200k-400k range.
The secret is to take a full time job and then only work 20-30 hours a week. Pre-pandemic I was only really productive 4 hours a day anyways, but I had to sit in an office the entire day. With remote work, it’s much easier to do “full-time” work.
- throwaway98727 5y agoAt most companies you get full benefits at 30 hours a week.
- rhodysurf 5y agoI think their comment went over your head
- ghaff 5y agoTotally. Circumstances differ of course. How efficient are you? What's the overall workload? To what degree can you work asynchronously? But working remotely, the reality is that at least some people can get off without working a 9-5 day so long as they are at least somewhat available during the workday.