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60 hours a week is a big much, but if you're working on your own company then I have no problem with it. Working on your own stuff, for your own benefit, is a
by cgag 13y ago
60 hours a week is a big much, but if you're working on your own company then I have no problem with it. Working on your own stuff, for your own benefit, is a totally different thing than working for someone else. If you're doing 60 hours a week to make someone else rich, you're most certainly doing it wrong.
- gutnor 13y agoYou are doing doubly wrong. Look at people opinion on HN (i.e. our peers). Being good require to train in new tech and work on personal project outside work time. If you are pushing yourself to the max for an employer you are most likely not doing that. Meaning in addition of making your boss richer for no personal gain, you make yourself look incompetent to your peers, potentially arming your career.