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There is also the possibility to optimise for free time. - Get a remote job - only work four days. Look for one with very little meetings. - do your real wor
by patatino 5y ago
There is also the possibility to optimise for free time.
- Get a remote job
- only work four days. Look for one with very little meetings.
- do your real work 4-5 hours a day, go for a walk, a run, whatever during working hours
Show me another job where I can make 100k basically working 16-20 hours a week.
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- 1retep 5y agoThis right here. I left software for a little, but finding a role like this brought me back. I go for a walk/gym in the morning, get some work done, play guitar, cook lunch and dinner, do some more work. You really can't find work much better.
- leros 5y agoI've done something similar in the corporate world. I moved into the business side of things, work from home, and mostly have meetings. I can work 3-5 hours a day and maintain my income. What I gave up is the future earning potential of a software engineering career. As an engineer, I should be doubling my income in the next 5-10 years and I will no longer do that.
- mettamage 5y agoI'm doing this, working 4 days per week and working around 6 hours per day. I genuinely feel happy. It also keeps programming genuinely interesting. I am going to interview for a FAANG position soon and despite the fact that the salary is 4x, I'm not sure I should take it. My disposable income is high due to my costs being really low and man... it's chill!