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In the United States of "why aren't you working right now?" it's certainly an unusual benefit. I also work for a company that provides a sabbatical after X year
by ivraatiems 10y ago
In the United States of "why aren't you working right now?" it's certainly an unusual benefit. I also work for a company that provides a sabbatical after X years. They also pay for you to travel during it if you wish. But I don't know how many people make it to it/take it.
- k__ 10y agoHehe, yes this is what I find rather strange. In Germany, companies feel much more conservative (you have to be in office from 9 to 18), but you get 4-6 weeks a year off. In the US, companies feel much more modern and liberal (you can work remote etc.), but you only get 2-3 weeks off. I had to start freelancing, to get both benefits.