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What does your full time coworker say about that? Are you concerned at backlash or retaliation?

• statquontrarian 3y ago
  I didn't mean to give the impression that I was boasting or that I bring this up with him or my management, but just that there's a somewhat objective relative measurement that shows that it's possible to keep up high output for some jobs. I was surprised that my _total_ output stayed so high after transitioning from 40 to 20 hours. No backlash or retaliation so far after more than 2 years.
  • op00to 3y ago
    I didn’t mean to insinuate you were boasting! I apologize if that was the case. I do my required work in 20 hours most weeks. I spend the rest of the 40 hour work week resting, learning, and working on myself. I am careful not to publicize this because I am concerned at backlash from colleagues who find they have to spend more time than me. People work at different paces and provide different value to the company for many reasons. I may be efficient and effective, but I tend to burn out faster, hence the rest time.
    • statquontrarian 3y ago
      I think that's a good strategy.