What office jobs are low time effort?

[Crusile]

What do people mean by working a few hrs a day at an office job and chillin for the rest of the time? What kind of work is like that?

 

[crosshold]

most office jobs tbh. just find one thats work from home so it feels even less like work

 

[Deleted member 5815]

these program management or marketing department jobs in companies like LinkedIn, certain tech jobs

 

[Moggie]

these program management or marketing department jobs in companies like LinkedIn, certain tech jobs

bro being a scrum master isnt easy

 

[Deleted member 19157]

being the security guard in front of the building

 

[Toth's thot]

just be a hacker bro

 

[Ethniframementalcel]

just learn to code then you can work like 2 hours a day and make bank

 

[crosshold]

bro being a scrum master isnt easy

lmfao im literally trying to become one rn. im a technology project coordinator and already got my CSM paid for by my company, just need more years of experience and that picture will be me

even right now i dont do shit really

 

[Deleted member 17791]

I'm studycelling so I can work in an office and do fuck all most of the time.

 

[fruitgunpop]

lmfao im literally trying to become one rn. im a technology project coordinator and already got my CSM paid for by my company, just need more years of experience and that picture will be me

even right now i dont do shit really

Age boyo?

 

[Deleted member 12002]

What do people mean by working a few hrs a day at an office job and chillin for the rest of the time? What kind of work is like that?

Working in an office sucks. Sitting in front of a computer dressed up in uncomfortable clothing and "chilling" is soul draining. Time goes slower than you could imagine, and even if you've got the freedom to just drink coffee and play on your computer/phone all day you'll still be constantly looking at the clock not being able to wait till you can punch out and play on your computer/phone from the comfort of your own home.

I had an office job where I didn't even have to be in the office. I could leave my desk for hours at a time. I'd usually just go up to the rooftop and smoke 30 cigarettes or walk around the town and it still sucked. Wednesday through Friday I had to be "punched in" for only four hours but it seemed like ten. Now I work three 12 hour days a week as a cook but my time at the job goes by so much faster.

 

[crosshold]

Age boyo?

27

i only recently started building towards this career path though

 

[Aladin]

What do people mean by working a few hrs a day at an office job and chillin for the rest of the time? What kind of work is like that?

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[Oberyn]

Working in an office sucks. Sitting in front of a computer dressed up in uncomfortable clothing and "chilling" is soul draining. Time goes slower than you could imagine, and even if you've got the freedom to just drink coffee and play on your computer/phone all day you'll still be constantly looking at the clock not being able to wait till you can punch out and play on your computer/phone from the comfort of your own home.

I had an office job where I didn't even have to be in the office. I could leave my desk for hours at a time. I'd usually just go up to the rooftop and smoke 30 cigarettes or walk around the town and it still sucked. Wednesday through Friday I had to be "punched in" for only four hours but it seemed like ten. Now I work three 12 hour days a week as a cook but my time at the job goes by so much faster.

unironically doing nothing worse than doing an actual job in the office.

 

[Deleted member 7725]

Nothing worth having unless you're content with being a loser who makes no money and barely gets by.

 

[Deleted member 7725]

bro being a scrum master isnt easy

Good luck getting that job. That's the position they give out for diversity hires.

 

[9 yo normie]

assistant/secretary/paralegal in a smaller law firm

 

[Finalcut123]

Working in an office sucks. Sitting in front of a computer dressed up in uncomfortable clothing and "chilling" is soul draining. Time goes slower than you could imagine, and even if you've got the freedom to just drink coffee and play on your computer/phone all day you'll still be constantly looking at the clock not being able to wait till you can punch out and play on your computer/phone from the comfort of your own home.

I had an office job where I didn't even have to be in the office. I could leave my desk for hours at a time. I'd usually just go up to the rooftop and smoke 30 cigarettes or walk around the town and it still sucked. Wednesday through Friday I had to be "punched in" for only four hours but it seemed like ten. Now I work three 12 hour days a week as a cook but my time at the job goes by so much faster.

I would have agreed with you in the past. But right now, if you can get remote work, some of those jobs are early retirement tbh. It's the best thing out there. You can also outsource the work to some currycel and have real retirement, depending on how much you are flying off the radar in the company.

 

[bara]

Most basic entry office jobs (not talking about something like financial/data analysts etc.) are low effort by nature.

You sit on a desk with a computer and act important.

It's not a matter of which really.

Hell, even the jobs which are more "important"/high paying like data analyst you can get away with not doing a lot, especially if you are WFH.

 

[Gonthar]

What do people mean by working a few hrs a day at an office job and chillin for the rest of the time? What kind of work is like that?

Basically working for state institutions, not for private companies, there are tons of so-called "sinecures" in various government organizations where people don't do much, but they collect a nice paycheck, they are living like parasites from the tax payers money, you need connections or to bribe your way however for these kind of jobs...

Sinecure - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Finalcut123]

Basically working for state institutions, not for private companies, there are tons of so-called "sinecures" in various government organizations where people don't do much, but they collect a nice paycheck, they are living like parasites from the tax payers money, you need connections or to bribe your way however for these kind of jobs...

Sinecure - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

This.

It's a clown world and If you want to take the honkpill, #justleechofthetaxpayeruntilyoudietheory.

Don't feel so bad, it's all a fucking scam at the end of the day. At least you got to pull one too.

Also, as counterintuitive as it may be, this is much easier to pull off at the highest levels of government than at the lowest ones. People that work as judges, prosecutors, directors of agencies, and so on, are the ones who can massively delegate their work and do nothing.