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They are reinvesting it, just not in a traditional way. Reading a benefits package such as this gets people like me to consider working at Basecamp, so they end
by AH4oFVbPT4f8 10y ago
They are reinvesting it, just not in a traditional way. Reading a benefits package such as this gets people like me to consider working at Basecamp, so they end up getting good employees who want to work hard as they know the company is taking care of them.
- jpeg_hero 10y ago> who want to work hard at 32 hours a week?!
- st3v3r 10y agoYes. They work hard during that time, instead of faffing about. Working hard doesn't have to mean you spend all your time at work. In fact, if you're not the owner of the company, that's a terrible thing to do.
- maxxxxx 10y ago32 hours of actual work is a lot. Of the people who "work" 60 hours a week I bet a lot of them work only 32 hours or less and do something else for the other 28 hours. With meetings and stuff I am happy if I get 20 hours of work in.