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Since I've been reading the posts on both these topics, I started
thinking about their relationship. If you're planning to moonlight on a
TW project, your hands probably aren't getting much rest. As well as
job priorities, ethics, and company policy, it may be wise to add impact
on personal health to the list of moonlighting considerations.
Jill Burgchardt
(who has been working too many 60 hour weeks at ONE job)
jburgcha -at- pestilence -dot- itc -dot- nrcs -dot- usda -dot- gov
