If your main job is fully remote, there's no reason you shouldn't have two jobs...

[FreshFromATL]

or if you don't have a fully remote job that should be what you're working towards.

That's literally the cheat code. Manage your time wisely and double-up your money. I ain't gonna tell ya this no mo either

 

[Yinny]

I’m always “on” at work and tired and sore and pregnant, no energy to take on another job with responsibilities at all.

My second “job” is doc visits and prepping for my son.

 

[The Realist Perspective]

what’s the point of living in that case? What you should really be doing is working 20 hours a week tops, then do whatever you want to do, when you’re still young and healthy.

 

[FreshFromATL]

what’s the point of living in that case? What you should really be doing is working 20 hours a week tops, then do whatever you want to do, when you’re still young and healthy.

It actually take you 40 hrs a week to do your job?

 

[Shadow King]

That defeats the advantage of remote work...

 

[FreshFromATL]

That defeats the advantage of remote work...

You work a job you physically have to be present at 40hrs per week not allowing you time to do anything else

vs

a job you log onto virtually thus having the ability to do more (and get paid more) during your same actual work 8 hours


The fukk am I missing? You nikkas don't like money??

 

[Serious]

@Obreh Winfrey you need to be listening

 

[Prodyson]

It actually take you 40 hrs a week to do your job?

I make plenty of money in my first job and I have a family. I’m not working a second job unless something I legit WANT to do.

 

[Serious]

It actually take you 40 hrs a week to do your job?

I did two jobs at once for a while. It was cool initially but it gets draining. The money was cool but I realized: time >>>> work.


It didn’t take 40 hours to work two jobs but it did start to take 30-35 ish. Plus feeling drained.

 

[Shadow King]

You work a job you physically have to be present at 40hrs per week not allowing you time to do anything else

vs

a job you log onto virtually thus having the ability to do more (and get paid more) during your same actual work 8 hours


The fukk am I missing? You nikkas don't like money??

Some people don't overvalue it or chase it. If your remote job isn't enough to take care of you that's one thing, but this absolute statement doesn't work

 

[Matt504]

I've been working two fully remote jobs for about a year now and there are definitely some reasons you might want to think twice about it.

 

[analog]

Tip for those that may not be aware: use Outlook to generate an MS Teams meeting, and then join that bytch.

You can let others look at your status and think you busy on a work call while you doing your own thing. Or just update your status to Available, but still remain in the call so it doesn't mark you as idle/away.

 

[Conan]

First rule of OE is don't talk about OE

 

[desjardins]

I can't do it. I can barely keep up with the work I have. In fact I plan to do some work this afternoon on my day off
I had a previous 100% remote job I literally had to quit because of being overworked. I was doing deployments at midnight on a Friday that went into Saturday afternoon. AFTER working a full 8 hr shift that same Friday
Obviously it's case by case but WFH doesn't mean you sitting around chilling all crazy. nikkas got sprints and deliverables to meet on hard ass ambiguous technical problems. I recently had to teach myself AWS CDK from scratch for something I estimated 5 days of my sprint on

 

[Obreh Winfrey]

@Obreh Winfrey you need to be listening

My girl tried to say I should pick up more work. Hell fukking naw. The key to living a successful 666 lifestyle is to not have to work for it. I don't mind doing hard work, but you ain't about to catch me working hard. @CouldntBeMeTho