giantg2 5 days ago

Sure, but how do you pay for it?

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  • bigDinosaur 5 days ago

    If single with no dependents this is still very achievable on 4 days a week (and more than doubly so if dual income no kids), and it gets progressively more difficult the more dependents one has, so it really depends far too heavily on the individual context to make sweeping judgements about feasibility.

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    • johnnyanmac 5 days ago

      I agree.

      I have 10 years of experience. How the heck am I realistically getting a CTO or Staff role? Maybe I could title inflate staff if it was in my domain, but I certainly don't have the resume to realistically get a call back for a CTO position. Especially in this job market.

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    • stronglikedan 5 days ago

      > single with no dependents

      sure, but that's an unfulfilling existence for most, naturally

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      • bigDinosaur 5 days ago

        You can still have kids and not have any dependents. As in, they grow up and move out.

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  • ptmcc 5 days ago

    Having worked full time and saving for the past 15+ years

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    • giantg2 5 days ago

      Exactly - it requires the very type of work this shift is starting to eliminate.

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