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Re: not enough real programmers? (was Re: Byte Magazine: 18 Vintage issues, 1985-1986)
- Subject: Re: not enough real programmers? (was Re: Byte Magazine: 18 Vintage issues, 1985-1986)
- From: hshubs@mindspring.com (Howard S Shubs)
- Date: 1999/08/08
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- Newsgroups: alt.folklore.computers, comp.arch.embedded, comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: MindSpring Enterprises
- References: <7of2b2$ka2$1@cascade.cs.ubc.ca> <37ad55ed@195.34.192.13> <7okklr$irv$0@216.39.144.179>
In article <7okklr$irv$0@216.39.144.179>, Victoria Welch <vikki@oz.net> wrote:
> I've had more than my fair share of jobs that "required the extra
>effort" from you only that took 12+ hours a day commonly. My last job I
>walked out of after 150 hours of unpaid overtime in four months and
>constant harrasment and abuse for more. It wasn't the first one :-(.
You stayed a lot longer than I would have. These days, I don't believe in
overtime unless it's -very- rare, paid or not. I've got a contractor
mentality; unpaid work time is a contradiction in terms.
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Howard S Shubs hshubs@mindspring.com hshubs@bix.com
The Denim Adept Is this the right room for an argument?
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