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That's abnormal for any place I'm aware of. There's something between "zero contact outside work hours" and a sweatshop. I don't work at Google, Amazon, or on
by shaftoe 11y ago
That's abnormal for any place I'm aware of. There's something between "zero contact outside work hours" and a sweatshop.
I don't work at Google, Amazon, or on the west coast.
- jacques_chester 11y agoI work for Pivotal Labs in NYC. It's abnormally better than anywhere else I've worked. Zero contact outside work hours is the norm for Pivots; though as an Australian I don't find it to be such an incredible concept. If that sounds good, drop me a line, we're hiring.
- lobster_johnson 11y agoIt's normal for parts of Europe (where I am from). You're expected to work during work hours, and your own time is highly respected. It's normal to ignore colleagues who try to reach you for work stuff after work.
- ubernostrum 11y agoThere are countries in Europe where it's actually a serious legal violation to require an employee to even check their work email past set working hours.