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Work life balance - is pretty good if not top notch. Right to log out after clocking 9-10 hours is very very normal. On an average day, only 4-6 hours of work comes your way.
Boss behavior - You can literally back answer if you're 50% right. And none of them shout/yell even if you're 85% wrong.
Clients - If they're European/Aussie, you're subject to their standards. They even ask you why you're logged in on Friday evenings. And if if your luck is average, you get to travel.
Money - Depends on how often you switch.
How often can one switch - Nobody cares because its an ocean, there is no way your present boss will know your future boss.
Sound too good to be true, what job are you talking particularly of