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They may not actually be going home. They may be going to a second job or school, seeing their kids for an hour in the evening, and then going to bed worried ab
by Klinky 11y ago
They may not actually be going home. They may be going to a second job or school, seeing their kids for an hour in the evening, and then going to bed worried about paying bills.
Low-wage jobs are their own cyclical trap, which can lead to not enough resources to improve your situation and apathy towards your day-to-day life. You can easily get stuck in a rut.
- siscia 11y agoThe low-wage thing was an example... I don't think that neither the lawer nor the physician when they get home keep thinking about what their job... For us coders is different, there was a question like: "What you think while you are coding ?" the majority of the answer was "nothing", the most part of my job is done when I am away from the keyboard, when I walk, dream, read, talk with other people... I love it, but I am also scared that I am missing a whole word just because I am too focus on computer for a not even too long while...
- Klinky 11y agoYour view of the tech field sounds a little pompous. Medical and law are well known life-consuming professions. I think any dedicated professional will have issues at some point unplugging themselves from their profession to pursue other facets of life.