35-40. My new work gives me such a healthy balance of activities and incentives to work, as well as a home day. My previous work it was closer to 30, with summers off (unpaid). I needed the downtime to recover mentally. The home day does that for me and now I get paid all summer.
A lot of 9 to 5 jobs are pretty terrible. The worst work I ever had was behind a computer all day (reservations type of gig). It was incredibly mind numbing.
35-40. My new work gives me such a healthy balance of activities and incentives to work, as well as a home day. My previous work it was closer to 30, with summers off (unpaid). I needed the downtime to recover mentally. The home day does that for me and now I get paid all summer.
I think it depends on the environment.
if it’s 40, then why do people get tired by 9 to 5 jobs?
A lot of 9 to 5 jobs are pretty terrible. The worst work I ever had was behind a computer all day (reservations type of gig). It was incredibly mind numbing.
but it’s 40 hrs, it’s within your threashold according to your previous comment
“I think it depends on the environment”.
I like the job I’m doing now at 40 hours. I would not want to do that mind numbing job at 40 hours.
The context is important.
oh damn i work 50 hrs a week i feel you
Monotony and lack of flexible time off. A job that you don’t mind and can still prioritize important life stuff works just fine for me