My honest answer to this, with my experience, is that there is no job where you can do "nothing". But if you are good at what you do you can do your part really fast and then slack. I have had engineering positions where my part is easily done in 2-3h/day, 3/5 days a week, and then i can do nothing if I don't want to. But this is not recommended for your own sake because it alienates you from the projekt and and the people you work with. But if there is no benefit to you to do more then yeah.
keppler38
I’m not emailing while pooping, im looking at memes!
J3lek
How do I get a job where I don't actually do anything?
XXXSpork
Run for congress
comeonjointhejoyride
My honest answer to this, with my experience, is that there is no job where you can do "nothing". But if you are good at what you do you can do your part really fast and then slack. I have had engineering positions where my part is easily done in 2-3h/day, 3/5 days a week, and then i can do nothing if I don't want to. But this is not recommended for your own sake because it alienates you from the projekt and and the people you work with. But if there is no benefit to you to do more then yeah.
animatronicChristmasChickens
Have parents who own the business
maybeamonster
go into management
Chereazi
Manager here, can confirm.
Chereazi
(god I wish that was true...)
ThatRaccoonGuy
Depends on which level of management you're on, and how good you are at guilting the people beneath you into doing your job for you.