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[arethinn]

Two days of weekend is never enough. I think we should move to a 4-day work-week. Bleh.

("We exist in a boundless time continuum. There is no weekend!")

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[starlightforest.livejournal.com]

That depends what you do and what the schedule is like. I have that option here because of the nature of our business hours, but I tried it once for about two days and couldn't hack it. I thought I wouldn't feel the extra hour (I already work 9 hours a day 4 days of the week), but I sure did, especially since it meant having to be here at 10:00 in the morning (whereas at the moment I'm here at 11 and for the hours in effect when I was first hired, which is what I wanted and adjusted to, it was 12:30 pm!).

I just want to have 4 days period, that is, a 36-hour (or less) workweek...

[rhiannasilel.livejournal.com]

I've done tech support shifts that were 10 and 12 hours long without a problem. It's pretty stationary, so I can deal with it. The worst shift ever was the 30 hour shift I ended up pulling when I was having to edit and code web pages for surveys back in Vegas. Now, that was pretty rough -- don't want to ever do that again. I swear, ASP started turning into runes afterawhile.:)