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I thought a salary was... you know... the primary thing that separates "a job" from "doing whatever the hell you want". But I guess I'm just not passionate enou
by Dewie 12y ago
I thought a salary was... you know... the primary thing that separates "a job" from "doing whatever the hell you want". But I guess I'm just not passionate enough to be a slave to other people's enterprises.
- some_furry 12y ago> But I guess I'm just not passionate enough to be a slave to other people's enterprises. I spend a lot of time working on open source. (I never do so at my dayjob.) The second an open source project demands my time, I shut my computer down and go for a walk. Out of spite, to be truthful. Whatever is wrong, it can wait. I've rarely ever accepted a request from an employer to stay late to work on something. And when I did, I regretted it later. I'm passionate by most peoples' standards, and even I wouldn't subject myself to that treatment. I can't even call people willing to do this masochistic.