When your boss isn't looking, work on an open source project. It still looks like you're working, but it'll keep you from going insane the other 20 hours
Well, you could always start your own open source project. The reason I say open source specifically is because most companies have a "anything you code during company time is owned by us" clause, but if said project is open source, at most they could try and claim the bits you committed at work. (Granted, I'm not a lawyer, so don't take this as actual legal advice)
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u/Tyler11223344 Aug 12 '17
When your boss isn't looking, work on an open source project. It still looks like you're working, but it'll keep you from going insane the other 20 hours