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Not only that -- the article basically implies that even if you aren't specifically working on your side projects on company time, that they can impact your wor
by derekp7 14y ago
Not only that -- the article basically implies that even if you aren't specifically working on your side projects on company time, that they can impact your work, because it can be distracting. So that means no dating, getting married, or having kids. No hobbies. No educational pursuits. You work, go home, maybe passively watch TV (but don't talk about last night's Seinfield at the office), sleep, and start over again.