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You CAN compensate me enough to put in more than 40 hours a week, however, you have to be aware that the cost of my time is ONLY determined by how much free, co
by thot_experiment 4y ago
You CAN compensate me enough to put in more than 40 hours a week, however, you have to be aware that the cost of my time is ONLY determined by how much free, contiguous time I have. You're paying to disrupt my life, the more you disrupt it the more you have to pay.
- scarface74 4y agoIf Elon Musk called you today would you work at Twitter for twice your current compensation?
- PenguinCoder 4y agoNot a chance in hell.
- thot_experiment 4y agoNo lol, ahahahahah. He was saying 60+ hrs right? That means I have 52 hours free, and he wanted me to be there in person too right? So that's another 4-6 hours commuting. Then even being incredibly efficient it usually takes me about 2 hrs/day to do life upkeep stuff, so that's 14 hrs there, so that's 32 free hours/wk? All split up into small chunks too. That's really approaching "effectively zero time to do things that are important to me". You only have one life to live and while money enables some things, free time is much more precious. It's really hard to see a justification for giving up that much capacity for self determination.