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lots of people work far more than 50 hrs/week on a regular basis, this is not a huge deal if that's your jam. If you're working multiple salaried positions, or
by skeeter2020 5y ago
lots of people work far more than 50 hrs/week on a regular basis, this is not a huge deal if that's your jam. If you're working multiple salaried positions, or double-billing your time, that's a different story.
- akhmatova 5y agoOf course a lot of people do -- but at a cost to productivity (per hour) and as said, their health and and relationships. There's lots and lots and lots of research about this, actually.
- winterplace 5y agoHaving a kid is a 2nd job. There is a cost to productivity per hour too and affects their health. Would you fire them?
- akhmatova 5y agoNo. Because they're infinitely more important and valuable and interesting than any day job you can possibly think of. All of this industry's propaganda to the contrary notwithstanding.
- pc86 5y agoEven multiple salaried positions might be fine depending on the specifics of each one.