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Yeah, this is 100% true. The best 'perk' is working for a company where it's expected that you will work normal hours most of the time instead of as the except
by jly 10y ago
Yeah, this is 100% true.
The best 'perk' is working for a company where it's expected that you will work normal hours most of the time instead of as the exception. As I get older and have a family and more interests outside of work, this becomes the most critical factor. A lot of the classic startup perks seem designed to keep you in the office.