Re:In Praise of the 5-Hour Workday and Other ‘Radical’ Ideas
by samvher on Thursday November 07, 2019 @02:33AM
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You're right that it wouldn't be as easy for different kinds of jobs and working in a bar is a good example. Even there though, I think you could be clever about it - you can find opportunities that blend in with your work (e.g. coffee foam art, small talk in a language you're learning). These probably wouldn't increase your value as much but with some creativity I'm pretty sure in most jobs there is some kind of opportunity for learning.
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Re:In Praise of the 5-Hour Workday and Other ‘Radical’ Ideas
by OneFamousGrouse on Thursday November 07, 2019 @05:15AM
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> I'm pretty sure in most jobs there is some kind of opportunity for learning.
This is absolutely not the case.
Re:In Praise of the 5-Hour Workday and Other ‘Radical’ Ideas
by krageon on Thursday November 07, 2019 @07:18AM
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There is a vast swathe of jobs that are labour under very strict conditions imposed on you by middle management, for example anything in a harbour or construction context. That's not the sort of rule that you can just opt to take some time for self improvement under. I would wager the percentage of jobs with such conditions is probably higher than without.