L. A. Sys Admin needed... 2003-12-06 - By Ultraloveninja
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I don't know if it's everybody's choice. There's always the crunch time
16 to 24 hours a day of work
but honestly I don't think it should be the norm. Especially if I
compare to other countries.
It's good to work hard but it's better to work smart, IMHO
If someone is consistently working 16 hours a day, he or she should
pocket the financial profit of it at some point.
(and by profit I mean that those hours should be paid at a rate that is
higher than minimum wage or whatever that person thinks it's worth)
If not someone else is pocketing it and you're being abused.
But hey we're all free! Where it bothers me is when the competition (if
any, because I think the clients I deal with would be worried about my
abilities
if they would see me scrambling for 16 hours a day, knowing that NO ONE
is efficient 16 hours a day) tries to undercut others by lumping two
jobs in one or working double for the same price.
They are not doing themselves a favor and they are not doing anyone a
favor.
On Saturday, December 6, 2003, at 02:24 AM, Darren Mitchell(VQ) wrote:
> I thought we all worked these hours. Hell It's 4:30 in the morning
> here now,
> I've been here since 10:00 yesterday morning....
>
> ... But what thehell, I probably wouldn't do it any other way.
>
> Big D
>
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