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"Seriously, who can work 80hours/week" There's your problem. I feel bushed after a 40 hour week (I typically work 30-35 hours a week), I cannot imagine working
by sergiotapia 12y ago
"Seriously, who can work 80hours/week"
There's your problem. I feel bushed after a 40 hour week (I typically work 30-35 hours a week), I cannot imagine working 6 days for 13 hours, that's just incomprehensible to me.
Where do people squeeze time for family and fun? You're burned out, and with good reason, don't feel sorry about that.
- zamalek 12y agoHis employer is an idiot for thinking that this actually achieves anything. I used to do 50 hour work weeks, now I do 40. Those mere 10 hours have made a massive difference in the amount of usable work that I get done. Either work out something with your employer, or better yet, find a job somewhere else and "educate" your current coworkers about work hours. More time = less done. In a creative job 40 hours is already pushing the boundaries.