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 Did you have to spend years and years working for free before they started paying you?
	Did you have to spend years and years working for free before they started paying you?(, Thu 30 May 2013, 22:22, 2 replies, latest was 12 years ago)
 nah, i got about £30k
	nah, i got about £30kto work 120 hour weeks. it nearly killed me.
(, Thu 30 May 2013, 22:33, Reply)
 It wouldn't have done much for the quality of your work either.
	It wouldn't have done much for the quality of your work either.Sounds a bit counter-productive to me.
(, Thu 30 May 2013, 22:38, Reply)
 agreed
	agreedi was a shadow by the end of it. but it's a rite of passage, and trainees working those hours are generally drafting for someone else to check/approve, ie very little actually goes out.
unless it's 5am, you're utterly fucked, and you inadvertently send a confidential document to someone who isn't your supervising colleague by mistake of course...
(, Thu 30 May 2013, 22:39, Reply)
 Fucking hell that must have been a barrel of laughs.
	Fucking hell that must have been a barrel of laughs.There's only 168 hours in a week, which leaves around 6.85 hours per day of free time, including sleep.
(, Thu 30 May 2013, 22:38, Reply)
 i exaggerate
	i exaggeratethat wasn't every week. but there were some weeks where i hardly went home, and 1 awful week where i worked 48 hours straight, urgh
(, Thu 30 May 2013, 22:40, Reply)
 Even if you work 12-hour shifts, the vast majority of places will give you several consecutive days off in any working "week".
	Even if you work 12-hour shifts, the vast majority of places will give you several consecutive days off in any working "week".Unless you're a security guard, that is.
(, Thu 30 May 2013, 22:49, Reply)
 And Kirklees.  And Calderdale.  And Wakefield.
	And Kirklees.  And Calderdale.  And Wakefield.And... you get the idea.
(, Thu 30 May 2013, 23:01, Reply)
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