@return2ozma to A Boring Dystopia • 5 days ago79% of Americans feel burned out as they put most vacation time toward errands, doctor visits, and family carefortune.comexternal-linkmessage-square49arrow-up1635arrow-down111cross-posted to: news[email protected]
arrow-up1624arrow-down1external-link79% of Americans feel burned out as they put most vacation time toward errands, doctor visits, and family carefortune.com@return2ozma to A Boring Dystopia • 5 days agomessage-square49cross-posted to: news[email protected]
minus-squareNoxylinkfedilinkEnglish5•4 days agoWhat’s wrong with letting it pile up? Can’t you just put in your hours for the day then go home, pile size be damned?
minus-squareSemi-Hemi-LemmygodlinkEnglish3•4 days agoBecause it keeps piling up, and the pile will be even larger the next day because everyone knows I’m back from vacation
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish4•3 days agoIf you don’t let the work pile up, then management thinks that your workload is fine
minus-squareSemi-Hemi-LemmygodlinkEnglish1•3 days agoIt is a fine amount of work as long as I don’t let it pile up
minus-squareNoxylinkfedilinkEnglish3•4 days agoWhat line of work are you in that the work can’t just remain piled up? Doesn’t seem reasonable to worry about, but if you’re a doctor or something then maybe that makes sense
What’s wrong with letting it pile up? Can’t you just put in your hours for the day then go home, pile size be damned?
Because it keeps piling up, and the pile will be even larger the next day because everyone knows I’m back from vacation
If you don’t let the work pile up, then management thinks that your workload is fine
It is a fine amount of work as long as I don’t let it pile up
What line of work are you in that the work can’t just remain piled up? Doesn’t seem reasonable to worry about, but if you’re a doctor or something then maybe that makes sense