4-day week worked, so they cancelled it

[u/OpenComet_]

[u/AmazingDonkey101]

Jokes on them. I actually work (get work done) only 2-3h of the 8h day. Remainder I scroll Reddit and instagram and read news. I could get the same results in 3-4 days being efficient.

[u/Neat_Firefighter_806 → u/AmazingDonkey101]

I found that I was working better at part time than full time because that part time hours were more valuable and I could just do it quickly.

Now I legit come a hour later (if I don't have meetings) and leave 30 mins early.

[u/colojason → u/AmazingDonkey101]

Same.

[u/Weary_Restauranter → u/AmazingDonkey101]

The more I make the less I work.

[u/willitworkwhyn8 → u/Weary_Restauranter]

Isn't it weird how that happens? Its like inverse proportional. I guess that's why CEOs make 140x what their lowest paid employee make, they work 140x less!

[u/Weary_Restauranter → u/willitworkwhyn8]

I’m “working” right now. I’m on my couch talking to you watching nba hardwood classics.

I make over 200 a year.

[u/Weary_Restauranter → u/[deleted]]

It’s networking / IT, but specialized for extreme environments or high security etc.

So I might be setting up a network on a military base, or a coal mine, or a courthouse.

Anywhere that you can’t just send regular network technicians for some reason.
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[u/Weary_Restauranter → u/[deleted]]

I hire/staff people with clearance and lower level networking skills to be onsite.

I handle the heavy lifting from a project management and networking perspective remotely