Re:Becoming a high performing software developer working fro...
by foxyv on Wednesday February 12, 2020 @12:13PM
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Don't forget the fact that you don't have to buy/rent a home in the more expensive areas of a city. Meaning the money you make is money you can keep and speed up your retirement savings.
Re:Becoming a high performing software developer working fro...
by Solvitieg on Wednesday February 12, 2020 @03:20PM
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You drive home to get lunch?
Re:Becoming a high performing software developer working fro...
by datingscientist on Wednesday February 12, 2020 @06:28PM
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Leave the office and come back. But if you look at the total time, it adds up.
Seriously, I'm in a major metro area and my commute is considered "not bad" by local standards...
Working at an office costs me at least three hours a day: - 30 minutes of "getting ready"
- 60 minutes of commute there, at rush hour
- 30 minutes of lunch (usually just grab a sandwich at home)
- 60 minute return commute at rush hour
Bonus Time Savings:
Popping on a headset and taking a walk around the neighborhood during low-participation conference calls and one-on-one discussions (I'm a manager). I can flip 30 - 60 minutes a day into "dual use" time (work + exercise)...