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Is this satire? If not I don't think that's a sustainable lifestyle.
by eulgro 3y ago
Is this satire? If not I don't think that's a sustainable lifestyle.
- Tempest1981 3y agoYou've never met a workaholic... it's sustainable for quite a while, for some.
- ghaff 3y agoMuch as many people here have a deep abiding dislike for executives, that's probably a pretty typical lifestyle for successful executives at a large company (or a startup) to which you can probably add months of every year on the road.
- doubled112 3y agoI know enough people in real life who are doing that regularly to know that isn't satire. Some of them never seem to get much accomplished, though, so I've often wondered if there is something else at play.
- sneak 3y agoI encourage you to visit Japan. With enough alcohol and caffeine, you would be astounded what the human body can sustain.
- chasd00 3y agoThe people two rungs up the ladder from me in my consulting job work like this, if not more so. They all have families and are PTA presidents and things so def not absentee parents or spouses. Some people just have a seemingly unending source of energy and ambition.
- foobar_______ 3y agoNo, I'm sorry that's just not possible. I think they've done an excellent job tricking you and others into their ever present productivity.