For me, working at my job on a weekend is business as usual. In the past, I've had to work on weekends and even now I still find myself doing work during the weekend. I believe there are many other people that go through this same situation as well unless they were born with a golden spoon.
I actually have a few different jobs and fortunately all of them allow me to work from home. Just to name a few of my jobs for those that don't know, I do administrative work, bookkeeping, online marketing, managing a Splinterlands scholarship in web3 and blogging. The blogging doesn't seem like a job to me as I enjoy writing here on Hive. It's considered a job since you can get paid but if I thought of blogging as a job I think I would lose interest writing here so I try to not think of it like that.
In two of my jobs, I need to do birthday posters and sometimes birthdays will fall on the weekend so I will be there on canva doing a poster real quick for that person's birthday. Almost all of my work can be done through my laptop but occasionally I'll have to go to help out with an event once a month or attend meetings which you can see from the picture below.
This is me working at one of the monthly events a few days ago on 26 September. There will usually be a photo taken towards the end of the event
Personally for me, working on a weekend isn't really a big deal. I don't hate it but I don't love it either. It's part of the work and I believe I'm super lucky to be able to work at home and have the flexibility. The most important thing is to get the tasks completed and on time and that's what I do. I am not confined to a certain time period to work even though I usually try to focus to get most of it done in the morning but sometimes I will find myself doing it past midnight since I'm a night owl.
To conclude if it wasn't clear, working on weekends is no big deal for me. I'm still young and if there's work or opportunities to make more money on the weekend provided I have no other events happening such as family gatherings Why Not.