A lot of you are interviewing for jobs right now, or will be soon. Regardless of the role, all interviewers will ask, βDo you have any questions for me?β BE READY, especially now (mid-COVID-19) when all interviews are remote.
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ππΎββοΈ βWhich parts of the business will be most impacted if the world stays locked down, and what steps will the company take to adjust?β
(this is a tactful way to assess (a) job security, (b) preparedness, (c) how transparent the leadership team is w/ employees)
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Nov 27, 2018 β’ 4 tweets β’ 2 min read
Everyone has a different taste and tolerance for working, and it changes throughout life. If I love what Iβm doing and am energized by it, 40 hrs/week only whets my appetite. I've also had long periods where 30 hrs/wk feels right. Neither is wrong, people. Just do you!
People who tell you how to count your working hours never ask about your circumstances or goals first. It's not a simple equation and there are many variables. And given that we're not all the same, I don't understand why we need to agree on a single number.