Recently have been assessing jobs and reflecting on what's next. Ideally for you, what avg/minimum work hours would you prefer to be passionate in said job/career?

Carpenter 40-70 hours. Loved it but only gave myself 3 years to push it to my limit

Real Estate Photographer 30 hours - Loved it. Chill and allowed me to travel

Amazon Driver - 24-32 hours. It was meh, overall chill. The key is finding a route you like.

Communications Director - 25 hours peaks n valleys. Have more free time than ever and accomplished my goals.

I'm noticing that when I work over 30 hours, I'm super passionate. Anything less is kinda wack.

I don't understand the question here

Hours worked do not determine passion

40 hours, doesn't matter what. Anything after that and my productivity drops like a rock in most cases.

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Passion is overrated

Build skills

i wouldn’t mind a 3 day weekend every week

5 days on, two days off seems too little tbh

I would've stuck with retail photographer if you were getting paid well. I'd do that in a heartbeat with good pay

the 5 day work week is some boomer s*** tbh

My ideal work week would be 3 shifts, 12-15 hours each.

Nigga getting handed good jobs like its Halloween passing out candy

can't wait to be working 3 x 12h

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what job?

4 day work weekend would change the world for the better

I’m sure I’ve seen ‘studies’ which prove this is actually the case — work productivity and employee satisfaction is much higher in companies who implement 4 day work weeks

4 days a week 6 hours a day

Can’t break into mastery levels of a skill unless you’re passionate about it

Pediatric RN, I'm cool with working long hours but having a 3-4 days weekend

Ideally for you, what avg/minimum work hours would you prefer to be passionate in said job/career?

I work endlessly all day lol I’m working on a few ventures

Never stops