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For sure, there are times when certain things simply have to get done. I didn't talk about that side of things simply because it would have diluted the message
by cemerick 13y ago
For sure, there are times when certain things simply have to get done. I didn't talk about that side of things simply because it would have diluted the message, and I figured that it was a given.
However, contrary to what the GP says, 100% time (at least, my personal experience) bears little to no resemblance to the 80/20 split found in many workplaces. I don't know what the split actually shakes out to in my case, but short of allowing random HNers to surveil me (as tantalizing a notion as that may be :-P), everyone will just have to take me at my word that what I'm talking about isn't some sugar-coated notion of "it feels like I'm not working because I love my work so much".
- lectrick 13y agoI am a person who severely can't stand paperwork. (ADD may be a factor.) Yet I'd be just the sort of person who would actually be productive in a self-directed fashion. Do you think that striking out on my own could work? I would pay money for someone else to do the paperwork side (although I'd have to trust them, of course...)