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Working at a "nice place" is what you care about when you've already decided that everything else about the job is going to suck. When the rest of your working
by dsfyu404ed 7y ago
Working at a "nice place" is what you care about when you've already decided that everything else about the job is going to suck. When the rest of your working conditions are decent don't care what your desk is like.
- gowld 7y agoRight but we're talking about SV jobs, which do suck and only get employees for the pay and perks.
- tcoff91 7y agoHaving ergonomic equipment is pretty important IMO regardless of the job.
- ineedasername 7y agoThere's a big difference between decent, ergononic equipment and high luxury though. The most expensive flagship phones compare to high luxury, not basic, functional, ergononic environments.
- hrktb 7y agoI decided long ago that I won’t work for places that can’t be bothered having decent offices, whatever they do, whatever they pay * I don’t mean candy bowls or flashy sofas, but well lit, well ventilated, with decent toilets, noise isolation and living space between desks, and ergonomic chairs (at least adjustable in height and depth/inclination) Cheaping out on work environment is the first sign of misplaced priorities IMO. Especially when it’s so easy to get penalties from work inspection. * I’ll settle for a million dollar a year, I confess