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Is Monday your day off?
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Monday is always my day off, doing house work and playing with my kid. I started doing 4 day work weeks a few years ago, and I wouldn't want a 5 day work week back. This is great.
I see you've a good working hours and I mean working 4 days within a week is something nice, most people would love this. Can I ask the field you work in?
Small electronics. Circuit board population.
You've a good job, I can't imagine the stress obviously but mine is stressful plus working a graveyard shift.
Stressful jobs aren't meant to last. Make sure to listen to your body, or your body will stop the job for you.
My job is not really stressful, apart from some rush moments. I like my job, and that also helps a lot.
Understood
I work in the oil industry, I'm into engineering.