Not a very unusual one but a lot of employers are willing to pay for classes if they’re directly relevant to one’s job. More unusual: worked at a place that bo

Not a very unusual one but a lot of employers are willing to pay for classes if they’re directly relevant to one’s job. More unusual: worked at a place that bought a guy a motorcycle once, just because. (No clue how he swung that.) Same place claimed to be willing to directly underwrite employee mortgages at below market rates, although not sure if they ever did. (Maybe founders only perk.) I’ve always thought it would be fun for someone else to pay for me to travel internationally for work or to meaningless conferences at hotspots like Vegas. (The kind that hire headline bands just to play the conference.) But as a lowly entrepreneur/engineer this does not appear to be in the cards.