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I worked at 4 10-hour day job a few years back. It was probably the best experience I've ever had working. The week is exhausting, but I usually work more than
by badloginagain 11y ago
I worked at 4 10-hour day job a few years back. It was probably the best experience I've ever had working.
The week is exhausting, but I usually work more than the 8 hours anyways, so it was actually not much different from my usual work-week.
My big problem is that it takes me a day to "recover" from the work week, another day to do errands/life-realted tasks, then straight back into the work week. The extra day provided to me gave me the opportunity to actually have a life- hobbies, personal projects, etc.
Additionally, having that day outside the weekend means there isn't that many people around to bug you (although this can be a double edge sword).