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Do you work weekends? If you don't work, what do you prefer to do?
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@lu_boolv
I think that is because we don't do what we really want to do.
If we're on what we're really passionate about then I won't feel enough with working 80 hrs a week.
:) Just my thoughts.
It's been 8 years working as a lead software engineer but not sure if I'm in the right product.
If possible, I'd love to join a project which I really would love to join.
I'm trying not to work during weekends because if I have to (sometimes it happens) I feel very tired throughout the next week. I also need to reboot my brain
@evgeniia5682 definitely take breaks where you don't think about work at all! or have unguilty fun. Very important to avoid burnout.
I wish I don't work weekends, but weekend is always the best working time: two peaceful days for thinking.
Sometimes I work, but I am always chilling with my family and friends the rest of the weekend.
I really want to make weekend free as well, but somehow I alaways have this feeling of being very close to what I want to achieve (mostly after seeing my to-do list) that makes me keep going without seeing time. Can anyone relate? Is that a good feeling to nurture?
I like working on my personal projects on weekends. Sometimes it gets a bit tiring. When it does, I determine one of the weekend days as a rest day. And I do literally nothing.
Sometimes yes. sometimes no. Depends on different events that usually happening usually on weekends.
Definitely depends on my mood and plans but I like getting a few hours in here and there. Productivity can totally be energising in the right quantities!
If I'm working, I do tasks that are enjoyable and ones I don't prioritize on weekdays: research, experiments, pet-projects.
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