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What would a 3 hour work day be like?
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this post was submitted on 21 Jul 2024
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And all the wasted time getting from one job to the next. Even if the travel is all virtual you still have to get setup/organised, put one thing down and pick another up.
And what happens if job 2 doesn't start for like 2 hours after job 1 and job 3 doesn't start until 3 hours after job 2? That's now a 14 hour day where your either working or getting ready to work with just enough "down time" to not really get too much accomplished... AND you're going to get taxed on each paycheck. That sounds awful