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How to get into a habit of publishing one blog post per week
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Migrating medium-sized project to Node 4
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Podcast and Audiobook Tips for the Curious Minds (September 2015)
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Two easy methods for cloning a MongoDB database in a cloud environment
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Why new employees are hired?
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How to select a client
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Podcast and audio book tips for the curious minds (August 2015)
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How misspelling in Colin McRae Rally 2.0 ruined my day
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Npm 3 will bring brighter future for Windows users
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How to use Compose.io API to dynamically create databases using Node.js
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Avoiding unnecessary Gulp plugins
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Purchasing services for client work
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Design is not a democracy
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Add lesser-known lodash gems to your toolbox – Objects
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Nice one, thanks!
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There is no need to wake up early, I think it's simple as that. On a working day you might have to wake up earlier than you would naturally do.
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The mandatory paperwork in case of freelancer is quite minimal effort. I have an accountant to whom I need to provide material. Currently in the paper form, but soon switching to electronic. Gathering the material takes about 2 hrs/ mo
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It's just me who to blame. I like to leave early to work, so that when I commute it's quiet and I can do work in the train. But the problem is than I like evenings. You just have to have one Game of Thrones episode and sleep rhyth
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Heh, I see your point. See dan_blanchards comment and my answer to it. I'm not native English speaker and by mistake made it sound bit more dramatic than I originally thought.
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Haha, Touché! I actually gave this text to my wife for proof-reading and didn't receive any negative comments on that sentence!
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I think you're right. It could mean exactly what you said that all work is done in 4-days and then three days off. But it's equally right to do less work and spend the time on anything you like or things you have to do. I do agree
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Good point! About 30 hours per week. I'll update the blog post also.
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It's a bit fuzzy what is work and what isn't. For example: writing a blog post might be work for someone, side-projects can be done for business purposes or for just hobby etc. What I try to do is things that interest me and get j
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Is there a possibility to go and do your stuff in other place than home? Library, cafe, co-working space perhaps?
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For me it would be little bit more difficult than 4-day work week. I do agree that 7-8 hours of programming per day isn't optimal for concentration, but having a possibility to have extended weekend is a big plus for me. I am sure you
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I'm sorry if I was misleading, my intention was not say that 4-day work week doesn't work. I just didn't have to use the day for meetings like I originally planned and instead I was able to write that blog post that you just
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I know only one company that publicly has 4-day work week for all employees and that's Treehouse https://teamtreehouse.com/ and the founder Ryan Carson has good blog posts about the topic such as http://ryan
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Interesting! I tried to switch for 4-day work week earlier when I worked in consulting firm and the excuse was that it's harder to allocate me to a project. I asked that isn't four days easier to allocate than five days as it mean
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Good question! I'm lucky in a sense that demand is high at the moment. I haven't been able to yet convert that to high hourly price, but it's high enough to actually have a 4-day work week. I have considered hiring help and c
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Thank you for sharing your experience! Taking the day totally off especially when you have a special time period going on sounds like wise move. I think in the future all this will be more popular as there will more and more people and less
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