That only covers professionals, now let’s think of all of the service industry employees who don’t make a living wage anyways then throw on top Bay Area cost of living.
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No partying isn’t the driver of suicide in Silicon Valley. Everybody from finance to tech work 60-80 hours a week and everything becomes so competitive and work centric you lose relationships and there is never a down time. Working for months at a time shouldn’t be celebrated. https://twitter.com/nypost/status/1300312883784548358 …pic.twitter.com/0nJnjT8j0e
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And when I say months at a time I literally mean I have worked for 4.5 months straight on a client in Santa Rosa (same year as the fire) minimum of 11 hours a day for 7 days a week. I missed thanksgiving and my birthday.
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My girlfriend is a bartender and during the end of the audit I would get home after she closed the bar. So yea that’s what corporate culture is like in case you need to know why I am the way I am.
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Left for work Friday morning at 5:30am, drove 1hr 45mins to Adelanto. Worked until 11PM, then drove home. 20 hour day with the commute. It’s miserable, and I foolishly believed the film industry was going to change because of COVID.
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