I work, you work, we all work unless we don't

[drewg]

Well, we're currently in "death march" mode to get a new product out. For the last 3 weeks I've been working 7 days a week, 14-18 hours a day coding & debugging. With no end in sight. Sure feels like work, even if the only things sore at the end of the day are my rear and my eyes.

At least we only do this every 5 years or so..

Drew

[darcilicious]

Originally Posted by drewg

OK. Who else read this is "paid to destroy public library websites" ?

Drew

LOL! That'd be a whole more fun, I'm sure

[Fuzzy]

I don't work outside either (most of the time), but that doesn't mean I'm in an office. Currently, I work at a hospital (which pretty much banned fax machines about 6 years ago). I'm an electrician/mechanic/plumber/hvacr/automation tech... good job because it's very different every day. Before that, i spent 8 years underwater, pushing a big steel tube around, where the most advanced piece of electronics was an xbox. If I spent every hour in front of a computer at work, I'm pretty certain I would get practically no enjoyment doing it at home.

[Fonceur]

I did find it ironic that at the beginning of the year, Paypal were asking for a fax as a proof of identity... And that it took some extra weeks to be able to do it over email...

[pjpjpjpj]

Originally Posted by Fuzzy

I'm an electrician/mechanic/plumber/hvacr/automation tech...

Originally Posted by Fuzzy

If I spent every hour in front of a computer at work, I'm pretty certain I would get practically no enjoyment doing it at home.

Heh, I spend most days at work at a desk in front of a computer, then come home and magically turn into an electrician/mechanic/plumber/hvacr/automation tech. Oh, and lawn care laborer. Frankly, when I can find a break at home from the physical labor, I am happy to get a chance to sit down and tinker with Sage.