Bernie Sanders has introduced legislation that would make a 32-hour workweek the standard in America
No loss in weekly pay. I’m sure no business owner would mind eating a 20% loss in productivity compared to employees’ wages.
Bernie’s never worked an honest day in his life, let alone had to make a payroll.
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I've never worked a 40 hour week since high school because I like money
If you own your business you work 24/7
If you want someone to pay you a lot and make you the boss you work an easy 60
I've always said that being in construction is like being a doctor only it pays less
People don't start a business so you can have a life work balance. Grow up and fuck off
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the whole 9-5 thing for lots of jobs is pretty outdated imo
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4 days a week but you go hard and have expectations of doing so is more productive for the average worker imo.
32 hours total is lame though.
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These fucking boomers man. Still think that working at home equals fucking off. I've explained how not sitting in traffic is highly productive but the old habits die hard. As a cub I'd go in every Saturday whether I needed to or not. Fuck that now
Nobody has ever out worked the owner.
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I worked 3 12's and every third week was 4 12's. Loved it!
Building the business was 6 or 7 days 15 hours a day.
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For focus work and productivity id say working at home is prob best. But on the flip side people are fucking insane when they say there are no downsides to it with regards to collaboration and such.
Especially for younger or junior folks who benefit from being around more experienced people etc -
Flex or hybrid. There are times when you need the band together
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That's about right. Training up younger people is hard remotely. Also fully lost in remote work is all of the soft intel that you get from 30 second conversations with people you would never have a direct reason to schedule a zoom call with. Makes it harder to identify problems early on.
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The Throbber hates people
War remote! -
Why does it feel like the Babylon Bee wrote this headline?
