Work/Life Balance

A post on Work/Life balance by Ani got me thinking…

What is my balance at the moment?

The test was quickly made, I didn’t think much on every question, just followed my intuition. After 1 or two minutes the results appeared:

My Work/Life (im)balance diagram. 11 points (out of 100)... Lemme see, where did you order online those big nice Colts ;-)

11 points. Great…

It’s good I didn’t get minus 11:-)

It reminds me somehow of the shortest article Dan Cederholm ever wrote (or, more exactly, painted).

Work:Life 1:0. Or close to.

Hmmm… I don’t think I have anything more to add.



Comments to “Work/Life Balance”:

  1. Ani Says:
    1

    Great. I have nothing to add…

  2. [vladi] Says:
    2

    Score: 43/42
    Your work life and personal life are partially ballanced.
    This are the results after a (1) slow, thorough reading of questions, carefull thinking and answering, based on lowest extreme of workload (7 hours/day, which happens some of the time) and (2) fast, intuitive answering the questions, I already knew from (1), based on the higher workload (9 hours/day, which happens as equally). Both passes assume I have 17-hour active day, and workload is usually between the marks 7-9, although sometimes rising up to 11-13 hours/day. I count the time, I spend in front of the computer in the evening, learning things and chatting, as leisure time ;-)
    I would really appreciate new ideas of having fun and taking it slowly in modern society, working as ICT specialist, and not turning into a complete sluggard (I did not know this one in english, that’s why I incude definition, just in case), cause I would really try to do better ;o)

  3. Ani Says:
    3

    Vladi, you are much forward. We won’t reach your state of mind soon. :-)
    Keep going in this direction. You are inspiration.

  4. Michel Says:
    4

    Hey, Vladi,

    You are real inspiration, and it’s real honour for me that you passed by and shared some of your thoughts:-)

    I have much to learn, to score at least 30 points I think:)))

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