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that's awesome, good job and good luck i hope this sort of thing becomes way more normalized. i'm expected to be on-call and available (and am otherwise 'exempt') so... i fail to see why i shouldn't just have as many jobs as i can reasonably perform while meeting minimum expectations
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i mean it sounds like a decent way to be actually challenged/engaged is there any legal reason for thinking that being overemployed could be risky? could it make taxes weird?
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Truman Peyote posted:i dont even like having 1 job op
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Gentle Autist posted:moo man if you want to work remotely with occasional travel into The City then theres lots of places in NZ that can hook that up. slide into my DMs if you think AWS would be an ok place to work. theres no requirement to be in an office for onboarding at all /would/ aws be an okay place to work? a recruiter just slid into my email to ask if i'd be into being a `system development engineer` there. for what it's worth i've been a `site reliability engineer` for the last few years, not that i give a poo poo, it's all just transmuting my anger at computers into understanding and finally a paycheck
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