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i've worked 10s before, and it's alternately amazing and terrible. at an office job, answering emails and going to meetings, 10hrs is completely beyond my tole
by notatoad 2y ago
i've worked 10s before, and it's alternately amazing and terrible. at an office job, answering emails and going to meetings, 10hrs is completely beyond my tolerance level.
but if you've got a project, and you can just put your head down and work, then 10s are really nice.
- FigurativeVoid 2y agoI agree. It's nice if you have something you can get into flow on. The biggest issue with 10s is commute time. If you work 10s with an hour+ commute, that's just awful.
- elijaht 2y agoWouldn't 10's be better for a longer commute? Need to do it 4 vs 5 days?
- notatoad 2y agoless overall commute time, yeah, but it means your day might be literally nothing but work and sleep. probably not long-term sustainable.
- toast0 2y ago10s may help the commute, depending on duration of local rush hour. I've worked places where leaving at peak meant an hour drive home, and waiting an hour (or two) meant a 30 minute drive home. Otoh, if you take mass transit, waiting an hour or two may put you into all stop trains which could increase your commute time.