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My company fully believes in this (although many people choose to work more because they are Type A and love their work--their decision). The hard part is conv
by shostack 10y ago
My company fully believes in this (although many people choose to work more because they are Type A and love their work--their decision).
The hard part is convincing candidates we're not BSing them about this, or our benefits. Especially ones from sweat shops that have clearly been scarred by the experience and suspect everyone is lying to them to trap them.
- thedufer 10y ago> My company fully believes in this (although many people choose to work more because they are Type A and love their work--their decision). Peer pressure, whether actual or imagined, will keep people from leaving when they should if others are working longer. I have in the past told people to go home even if they wanted to keep working - this is the only way to actually respect the work/life balance of their peers.