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As someone who regularly works 10-12 hours a day, shifting the end of the work day a further 1.5hrs sounds like a special kind of hell. I'll be sticking to my
by twistedcheeslet 4y ago
As someone who regularly works 10-12 hours a day, shifting the end of the work day a further 1.5hrs sounds like a special kind of hell.
I'll be sticking to my hasty desk-lunch thank you very much.
- martin8412 4y agoYou don't understand the point.. They don't work those hours.
- jchanimal 4y agoIf you cut your work hours in half, I'd guess your remaining work hours would be more productive on an hourly basis. There are probably all sorts of things making that a challenge to accomplish, but we shouldn't be surprised we see those results in a context that encourages it.
- twistedcheeslet 4y agoGetting to that is the aspiration, don't get me wrong. At present however I'm in year 3 of bootstrapping a consulting/product startup - so every quarter is still somewhat existential. The sooner we're reliably profitable, the sooner I can escape the hamster wheel.
- seszett 4y agoRegularly working 10-12 hours a day is more banned than eating at your desk in France, so that's not actually a problem.
- sheepdestroyer 4y agoAFAIK, the standard is still 35 hours a week in France