Well I work and live in Sweden (notice I put work first?) and it's far from 6hrs/day for most industries. Actually now that I think about it I don't know a single person who only works 6 hours per day. The idea is great though, wish it were true :/
It's never as real or good as you think. France's famous 35 hour workweek only really applies to people who clock in hourly wages. Even there, it's merely the number where overtime kicks in.
If you're a professional/salaried you work as much as the job requires, just like the US.
Yup. I hear about this awesome work-life balance in Europe and then I jump on a call with my Swiss colleagues who are in the office at 6pm working their asses off.
Except if you're not at 35 hour per week you have RTT: basically additional PTO, about 2 weeks (10 days).
This adds up to the legal 5 weeks (25 days), for a total of 7 weeks (35 days). It's pretty common to use half a day here and there, basically reducing your work week.
I am looking for positions in Germany, about machine learning or software development related to Machine Learning, preferably in Scala. Currently I am in Spain, but willing to relocate.
Location: Germany
Remote: Does not matter
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Scala, Machine Learning, Big Data, Apache Flink, Research
