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That's sad to hear. A friend of mine has been trying to get me to work in NL for a while and she says a common hatred of overtime is a big plus. Maybe it's just
by CalRobert 8y ago
That's sad to hear. A friend of mine has been trying to get me to work in NL for a while and she says a common hatred of overtime is a big plus. Maybe it's just the company and not the country.
- stwr 8y agoThis is true, Dutchies tend to hate overtime and often in the elevator at 16:59. but there are of course exceptions. The Netherlands is a great place to work though :)
- adetrest 8y agoHow is that a bad thing though? Why would you voluntarily work for free (overtime is rarely paid in tech) and long for it? Giving away your most valuable hours 5 days a week isn't enough, you should aspire to more? Screw that, you're an employee not the owner.
- CalRobert 8y agoWhat?? I view it as a wonderful thing. Overtime is rarely paid, but the reality is the jobs I see in NL pay a lot less than my current one. Enough less that I haven't moved. I might look in to it in a few years when I'm not at a relatively high-cost stage of life (new family, buying first home, etc.)
- adetrest 8y agoI might have replied to the wrong comment by mistake because yes, we're essentially saying the same thing :)
- mettamage 8y agoI think a bit more experienced Dutchies have this. The people I worked with in general were all quite young. But there was one senior programmer who has children and was vocal against overtime. </nuance>