Quoting Shlomi Fish, from the post of Sun, 18 Apr: > > these are not hitech worker hours, people :-) > > > > Well, we cannot start them at 19:00 or 19:30 because that would mean > we would be way into the night at 21:00 or 21:30... 18:30 is the best > compromise and this one time Eddie made it earlier to accomodate for > the Holocaust Day.
let's see... my photography club meetings on Monday, run 20:00-22:00. my Photography lectures on thursday run 18:00-21:30. Meditation night on wednesday is 20:00-23:30... what's wrong with those hours? > Furthermore, I define _good_ Info-Tech Worker Hours as a 40-hours week > (8 work hours per day - 9 to 5 or something similar). you must not have left the university walls lately. I have been working 300 hour months, especially at Startups. some places put 9 daily hours in the contract and still expect 10 at least. show me 8 hours a day and a good salaray and I'm sure it will be some governemnt job or something. almost nobody in the private sector HiTech works like that, other than maybe service-oriented people. Luckily, this is what I am, I work 8-17 (still, 9 hours a day), but today we had a sales meeting, one of those monthly things that are always set at the ed of the work day so as not to disappear on the clients for too long). At least it was fun, I talked to a bunch of salesmen about how to make money in Free Software and GNU/Linux > leading methodologies such as Extreme Programming or Peopleware > demonstrate, one is not going to achieve more productivity working > over-time. tell that to a startup-hopping entrepreneur. most of them work their people 10-12 hours a day. NM, good night everyone... -- >From the files of Police Squad Ira Abramov http://ira.abramov.org/email/ ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
