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Hum, even balance is a subjective view in that case, plus my answer would not probably count as much as I am one of those lazy french. I would hope that my vie
by dvhh 14y ago
Hum, even balance is a subjective view in that case, plus my answer would not probably count as much as I am one of those lazy french.
I would hope that my view is about balance and avoiding extreme, like it was the case in the game industry a few years ago.
About your suggestion, not all of us are willing to do that move ( to "cheaper" country, as we've got anchor in our live, family, friends, cars, house, pet, etc .... ), or got jobs that cannot be done remotely. I have already moved to another country, not because life cost was cheap, but because it was less stressful for me.
I am passionate about my work but I mostly focus that passion on side projects and hobby (that is for free). Not saying that mixing work and passion is bad ( I think, it is great ), but that can easily be abused ( game industry, animation industry ).
I think it is wrong to push people from the start to work on weekends (that was the way I read it), it is the fastest way to burn them out (speak of personal experience here, first company (start-up) I joined payed me ~900$ a month but I didn't care because I was motivated, worked 10am-8pm~1am including some weekends, after 5-6 years of this I was a mess, Apple is hopefully not be the same ).