Do you work on the weekends? Would you try to clear as much as work as possible on the weekends to clear your workload for the upcoming week?

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Kok Hong

23 Nov 2020

No, no point rushing. with wfh, it's important to separate and draw the line between work and off-work.

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Jiayee

16 Nov 2020

Salaryman at some company

I don't. It isn't required.

There is always work and upcoming projects so if I do not draw clear boundaries between work and life, I can easily forgo "life". That is very likely to lead to burnout.

I'm in for a marathon and not a sprint.

If there is additional work and it's important + urgent, then I may work longer on weekdays.

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CEK 🦅

15 Nov 2020

Work will never be completed. What I use as a guiding principle is this: Will this piece of work ha...

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