Workaholism

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Working long hours, putting in overtime, logging on on the weekends, have become badges of honor, but there's a big difference between work and getting stuff done. This week Jason and David push back against this idea of workaholism. Show Notes 01:37 - Six-week cycles (Shape Up) 02:46 - On Apple's monopoly power to destroy HEY (Signal v. Noise) 09:10 - Oura Ring 10:47 - Test-driven development (Wikipedia) 12:50 - An Inside Look at Google's Best Employee Perks (Inc.) 17:12 - Paid Time Off (Basecamp Employee Handbook) 24:19 - Summer Hours (Basecamp Employee Handbook)

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