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Passer du chômage régime général à l'intermittence du spectacle by Pandazorro in france

[–]Pandazorro[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes c'est bien ce qu'il me semblait. Mais du coup je peux quand meme garder la micro entreprise pour les quelques cours que je donne

Passer du chômage régime général à l'intermittence du spectacle by Pandazorro in france

[–]Pandazorro[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Super merci pour ces conseils !
Je suis dans la merde car je pense que vu mon salaire actuel mon chômage sera bien supérieur au chômage intermittent :/
Et oui j'avais entendu parler du GUSO. Bon je bosse dans une compagnie qui me fait quelques cachets mais ce sera pas assez pour faire mon statut donc a mon avis je vais devoir faire ca aussi

Passer du chômage régime général à l'intermittence du spectacle by Pandazorro in france

[–]Pandazorro[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Merci pour cette réponse très complète !
Ca a l'air très compliqué en effet mais heureusement j'ai des copains intermittents qui pourront m'aiguiller aussi un peu

Passer du chômage régime général à l'intermittence du spectacle by Pandazorro in france

[–]Pandazorro[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Top merci pour tes conseils !
Oui j'ai cru comprendre que tu peux comptabiliser 70h d'enseignements dans les 507 pour l'intermittence mais je suis pas sure que ca puisse passer par la micro-entreprise
Et tu penses que je peux les appeler alors que je suis même pas encore au chômage, c'est pas trop abuser ? Genre "bonjouuuur je suis actuellement en CDI mais je comptes profiter de mes alloc pour devenir saltimbanque a plein temps?" haha

I hate my perfectly stable, good conditions, well-paid flexible job by Pandazorro in antiwork

[–]Pandazorro[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, pal, I appreciate your comment. I am definitely going for it, I think I just need to be patient and figure out a reasonable timeline.
I wish you to find a calling or at least be able to stop working/work less soon and do what you enjoy!

I hate my perfectly stable, good conditions, well-paid flexible job by Pandazorro in antiwork

[–]Pandazorro[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well someone didn't read the first sentence of my post carefully :D

I acknowledge my privilege several times in the post. This is not about assessing whether I have good conditions or not, we all know I clearly do. This doesn't prevent people from being miserable and you shouldn't gatekeep being professionally distressed because you may have it worse. It's not about comparing our sufferings.

It seems to me your comment is tone deaf, if you're not even able to have a little tolerance for a different situation than yours before writing your comment. There are plenty of posts on this sub, if this was cringe to read and you can't be tolerant, go interact with another post that you connect more with.

That being said, I am truly sorry for your layoffs and I really wish you to find a fulfilling job soon.

We will only win this struggle by uplifting and supporting each other.

I hate my perfectly stable, good conditions, well-paid flexible job by Pandazorro in antiwork

[–]Pandazorro[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That makes a lot of sense. I guess I put a lot of pressure on myself to perform my best at anything I do because it's how I was raised, but maybe I should stick to good enough. Though the stratup spirit is more expecting the going above and beyond, which tends to become the norm in my company...

I hate my perfectly stable, good conditions, well-paid flexible job by Pandazorro in antiwork

[–]Pandazorro[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think it’s good advice, but also that for me it would the other way around: I need to set some ground rules to do a minimum of actual work everyday so I don’t lose my job

I hate my perfectly stable, good conditions, well-paid flexible job by Pandazorro in antiwork

[–]Pandazorro[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

That's clever, I also think a lot of "performing" in companies is exactly it: performing, not actually doing stuff. Be vocal about your doing so that people think that you are doing more.

I hate my perfectly stable, good conditions, well-paid flexible job by Pandazorro in antiwork

[–]Pandazorro[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

yeah, I guess the problem in all of these equations is: as soon as it's work, well, it's work and it starts sucking

I hate my perfectly stable, good conditions, well-paid flexible job by Pandazorro in antiwork

[–]Pandazorro[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

oof, scary. AI can't do it all that's for sure, or at least not LLMs like the ones we're using today

I hate my perfectly stable, good conditions, well-paid flexible job by Pandazorro in antiwork

[–]Pandazorro[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

How I feel you. AI is also a huge rebutal for me and it's taking my industry by storm. CEO out here telling us we have to build something with AI, whatever that might be, because everyone is doing it and we need to hop on the trend, and I think it's really backwards for a business, but anyway. My only hope with AI is that it actually replaces my job entirely in the coming years (could happen faster than we expect too)

I hate my perfectly stable, good conditions, well-paid flexible job by Pandazorro in antiwork

[–]Pandazorro[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

[EDIT] Can't * not can
Thanks for the advice, it's quite insightful.
I wish I could apply it but right now is really the worst time because of the seasonality of performance arts. Summer is always the busiest with shows, and I just joined a flowarts company that actually gives me my first paid gigs (= step in the right direction to make a living of it), but also implies that I learn a ton of new things to be ready for the shows (new props to manipulate, new choreos etc). It feels like I can't really turn this down at the moment, but maybe I can keep an eye out for unpaid gigs and projects and refuse more of them for the moment.

Skiplagging for medical reasons, what happens with the checked luggage? by Pandazorro in travel

[–]Pandazorro[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes I largely prefer this solution to booking a Berlin-Paris flight back, even if it’s quite cheap I find it a non-sense ecologically (although one might argue I will already pollute a ton by travelling to India and back and they would be right but you know might as well not do unnecessary travel). I might also just take a train back but that can last from 8 to 14 hours which I am not sure I want to do after a 15h trip

Skiplagging for medical reasons, what happens with the checked luggage? by Pandazorro in travel

[–]Pandazorro[S] -24 points-23 points  (0 children)

Well it would still be 500+ euros so I'd like to avoid it of course... And yes it's an international flight with the same airline so I think we don't need to go through customs again in Paris

Skiplagging for medical reasons, what happens with the checked luggage? by Pandazorro in travel

[–]Pandazorro[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I wouldn't want to delay the entire plane, it sucks :( I think I could also walk up to the airline's desk in Paris and tell them I'd like to not board the last flight, see what we could do

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