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I support it, as long as you’re well compensated and you like it. I think due to wanting to “stick it to the man” there can be too much anti-work sentiment. It
by therealdrag0 4y ago
I support it, as long as you’re well compensated and you like it. I think due to wanting to “stick it to the man” there can be too much anti-work sentiment.
It’s okay if it’s a throw away side project but not okay if it’s for your employer? Wat. Seems like a silly distinction and backward if anything.
I definitely don’t work as much as you but I also love my work and work random odd hours and sometimes voluntarily extra. I like it and it’s definitely paid of dividends for my career growth.
- lmarcos 4y agoIt's not anti-work sentiment. It's like the people who drink too much alcohol or smoke everyday: is it bad for your body? Probably, but you definitely can go ahead and do it, no one is going to stop you.
- therealdrag0 4y agoThere’s a lot of anti work sentiment going around. For example, in threads about “what if I finish my sprint work early” at least half of commenters say “lie and pretend you didn’t finish so you can not work”. You’re analogy only works if the activity is bad for your health but I’m not suggesting anything bad for health.