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    that's objectively not healthy for the human body

    burnout, sleep cycle, general laziness on the days off. No good.

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    If you can work remotely then your job is in danger of being outsourced. There are plenty of people in the world that will do your job for less money.

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    I just don't see it-in my business. In consulting engineering deadlines are tight. Compe ion is cut throat. Traditionally its 45 to 50 per week and more at the deadline.

    The client would have to demand it but the compe ion would outwork you, bolster their rep and take you market share.
    Doesn't work for my business either. Gotta be open and ready to go. Essential businesses are essential.

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    If you can work remotely then your job is in danger of being outsourced. There are plenty of people in the world that will do your job for less money.
    But can they speak English where it's intelligible? I hate dealing with companies that hire people with whom I can't understand. It sucks to be that way, but I don't have time for it. I actually hang up on them and call back if I can.

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    4 day a week as long u worked 38hrs fulltime worker or fulltime rostered hours, then any hours or shifts u picked up for that week should be paid OT...thats what some of the workers at my workplace is on...OT is where the money is....then again some workplaces dont allow u to work +10hr shifts...
    Unless you work maybe for a government en y, or have a business that after years of hard work now runs itself, I don't see how anyone makes a decent living working 40 hours a week

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    But can they speak English where it's intelligible? I hate dealing with companies that hire people with whom I can't understand. It sucks to be that way, but I don't have time for it. I actually hang up on them and call back if I can.
    Accent and/or rhythm can make the agent unintelligible

    Another problem, as serious, is ty mics that have little or no high frequency, so the agent speaking through a pillow.

    Recorded announce voice and voice menu can be clear and sharp, then get finally handed to an agent with ty mic not in front of mouth.

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    If you can work remotely then your job is in danger of being outsourced. There are plenty of people in the world that will do your job for less money.
    You couldn’t be more wrong, but it really depends on the industry

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    If you can work remotely then your job is in danger of being outsourced. There are plenty of people in the world that will do your job for less money.
    Happening big time in transportation design engineering field
    Spain is the one I am most aware of
    Design build projects which tend to be sweat shoppy

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    Happening big time in transportation design engineering field
    Spain is the one I am most aware of
    Design build projects which tend to be sweat shoppy
    Sweat shop civil engineers? Really?

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    Design build the contractor pays the bill
    Less $$ on design more for the builder
    I will not work design build (well I have not and say I won’t but Everyman has a price I suppose)
    I prefer design bid build public sector work
    Stay away from developer work too which is similar
    In theory public sector work is based on the most qualified proposers but there can be issues with that too. Let’s just say it helps if the public sector clients like the project manager or the engineering firm.
    And there are many ways for engineers to endear themselves to clients.
    Last edited by GAustex; 11-01-2022 at 12:36 AM.

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    The companies seem to like it too.

    https://www.4dayweek.com/us-ireland-results


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    Sweat shop civil engineers? Really?
    I don't doubt it whatsoever. Actually it's a pretty good idea. This is how contractors many times out-contract the contract.

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