Since I wrote an article from the company’s perspective titled “Benefits of Allowing Side Jobs ~ Improved Hiring Power, Skill Enhancement, Turnover Prevention”, this article introduces thoughts about the disadvantages of side jobs from the employee’s perspective.
The other day, I wrote an article titled “Benefits of Allowing Side Jobs ~ Improved Hiring Power, Skill Enhancement, Turnover Prevention”.
Since that article was written from the company’s perspective, this article introduces thoughts about the disadvantages of side jobs from the employee’s perspective. Also, since it’s written under the assumption that the company allows side jobs, I haven’t included the disadvantage of “it might be discovered by the company.”
Below is a list of articles and audio media describing the disadvantages of side jobs.
If my private time decreases any further, I won’t have time to read, so I’m not actively considering side jobs.
If I were to do side jobs, I would only consider projects that meet the following criteria:
That’s all from the Gemba, where I believe it’s best to do side jobs only after thoroughly comparing the merits and demerits.