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> So its okay to burn up overtime setting up a
> single-sourcing system, but it would
> be unacceptable if your boss asked you to stay
> overtime to get some docs done?
> (Presumably using that very same system that you
> spent all this time to build.)
Andrew (and all),
I never once said I was aginst overtime. My issue was
companies expecting overtime as if it were regular
working hours (60 hours a week, every week). I have no
problem putting in overtime to get shtuff done when
needed. If it's needed all the time, there's a bigger
issue that needs to be dealt with.
I thought I made that painfully clear in my earlier posts.
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