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How many hours a day do you actually work?
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this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2023
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I believe working 2-3 days a week would actually be enough and with the right organization method would allow even crucial 24/7 positions to be manned (like nursing and care staff). Plus you'd basically never be understaffed because you'd have lots of backups.
8 hours a month sounds a bit too utopian to me.
I write code and do third line... i basically am sat with my steam deck most of the day.