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by cableshaft
787 days ago
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> Could be why I still have all my hair and good health. If you just mean in regards to stress, then working tech at an insurance company is a pretty low-stress job from my experience. Finance can be pretty low-stress too in certain sectors. Like I've been working for a wealth management and investment analysis company, and haven't worked more than a 40 hour work week in years, with lots of flexibility during work to go to appointments or run errands, and while we have sprints, they're very malleable, and the real deadlines are more on a quarterly level, and they try to be conservative with their quarterly goals to make sure they hit them. Now if you meant as far as life fulfillment? Yeah I get that. But I at least have some other things outside of work I can pursue. |
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I've even managed to squeeze in some work on Cayley|Magma in Sydney (long ago) which is kind of fun as it still seems relevant today, being used to crack Quantum crypto candidates.
I've had burst of planes, trains, and automobiles with a lot of travel about the globe, which I've enjoyed, and long stretches of working from home since I started in the 1980s .. circles and arrows on the back of envelopes, coding and then working in sheds, building etc.
Doesn't work as a lifestyle for everyone but it has for me.