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Vic — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 12:24:11 +0000

That is great advice you give, but in some countries, it’s hard to find a job where they will even accept you if you don’t work overtime for free. The problem is that some accept to do this and make for the rest almost impossible to not work overtime. I hope that by some miracle everybody will read this and realise what they are doing.

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Jarkko — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 15:21:23 +0000

That sounds really bad… I’ve heard that there is this kind of a culture of “hard work” in Japan, but I have never met anyone working in Japan before.

So, why do you think this is happening? And have people really died of overwork in Japan?

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Kate — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 14:24:49 +0000

I teach English in Kyoto, and every day I meet guys who work 16 hour days as a regular thing. Their overtime is usually unpaid, and expected by both bosses and colleagues. Many of them hate it, but feel it’s impossible to say no. In Japanese there’s a even a word for death from overwork – karoshi. The government makes noises about the problem every now and then, but does nothing concrete to address the problem. This is one thing about Japanese society that really sucks!

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Jarkko — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 21:45:54 +0000

Good point, Doug. As you can see from this blog, I have a pretty similar mindset as you on this topic: I find the work I do for my own project useful and fun, so I do it without counting hours.

But there lies a risk: if we spend too much time working on our own projects, that time can also be time away from our families. And that in turn is not something we should be doing too much.

That’s why I think it’s even more important not to work overtime for someone else: If you work overtime, you have less time to divide between your own projects (working extra for yourself) and the people around you. :)

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Doug — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 22:11:22 +0000

I’ve come to the conclusion recently to no longer do extra work for the company I work for. I still do a LOT of extra work and I spend many nights in coding, writing, planning, etc, however, its for me and my projects – not an employer’s.

I think its important to build a healthy work-ethic but being the bitch of your employer is a mugs game. I’ve done it and never has it got me anywhere.

Working extra for myself though has done me wonders.

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