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> All the bragging about working multiple jobs or just clocking 20hours at most on so many forums like Blind, etc. I don't follow these forums where people are
by karaterobot 3y ago
> All the bragging about working multiple jobs or just clocking 20hours at most on so many forums like Blind, etc.
I don't follow these forums where people are saying this, but your comment struck me because neither of the two things you listed are wrong, as long as the person involved is doing acceptable work. This assumes there are no requirements to disclose other jobs, no enforceable non-compete agreements, etc. The consequences for doing unacceptable work—or not doing any work at all—are well-established from before covid, and would still apply in this case: that is, if they can't do the job, fire them. I agree that it's different and perhaps scary new world for executives, but what about it is wrong?
- shadowtree 3y agoIf you're contractor, this is the right mindset - I get paid for a unit of delivered work. Employees get full-time salaries to be available, well, full time. WFH makes people hard to reach - sorry, was out walking the dog, etc. - and all the other stuff that would never fly in an office. Not disclosing your other side gigs is a violation of most work contracts btw.