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   by first_log 2y ago

   I would consider it if you don't have kids and feel up to the presumably very intense work environment. I would want to be prepared mentally and financially to quit/be let go though, while at the same time viewing it as an intense
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   by first_log 2y ago

   Unfortunately not by Emerson. https://avidly.lareviewofbooks.org/2019/08/27/on-fake-emerso...
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   by first_log 3y ago

   Well I'm definitely not a morning person. It generally takes me until 10-11 to fully wake up so I choose lunch time. I have a flexible schedule and usually can take a 90 minute lunch break. 60 minutes for exercise and 30 for changing&#
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   by first_log 3y ago

   I'm in a similar position, but 10 years older. My oldest kid is 13. I think its possible to put too much emphasis on family. Yes, parents have an obligation and most love their kids and will want to spend time with them but it can abso