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That is a very american attitude, I'd say =) I consider it a management duty to stop people from working too much (which is a rather european attitude :D).
by tex0 10y ago
That is a very american attitude, I'd say =)
I consider it a management duty to stop people from working too much (which is a rather european attitude :D).
- isidoreSeville 10y agoI only think that it's an issue when someone is working harder than their tolerance. I agree that management should take a role in the general welfare of their team, but in this case it seems like the poster is mostly concerned about someone making them look bad.
- phkahler 10y ago>> That is a very american attitude, I'd say =) It always amazes me that most people here don't know what Mayday is, or why other countries have it.
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- Yaziyumaru 10y agoI mean I'm a Canadian working in Germany and to me it seems like Mayday is very similar conceptually to the American/Canadian Labour Day idea, but I will agree work-life balance is better here.
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- lmm 10y agoManagement and the union. That's what's really missing here.
- orangecat 10y agoNot trying to be snarky, but I really believe this is part of why Apple, Google, and Facebook originated in the US.