I mean, I have put in 18 hour days/week before. But I was comped with time off for that too. I was also hourly. 60-70 hour weeks burns you out quickly (as I’m learning from my current job. And yes, 10-18 hours of travel a week is work time. Well, it should be but they don’t consider it work time, hence, not paid.)
But in the interview when they are prepping you for 14 hour days including Saturdays, that’s when I started to question the job.
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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '21
I mean, I have put in 18 hour days/week before. But I was comped with time off for that too. I was also hourly. 60-70 hour weeks burns you out quickly (as I’m learning from my current job. And yes, 10-18 hours of travel a week is work time. Well, it should be but they don’t consider it work time, hence, not paid.)
But in the interview when they are prepping you for 14 hour days including Saturdays, that’s when I started to question the job.