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> after 5 years they do not feel identified with the company anymore. It's just a job. I understand this is a startup board but I’m all for having founders to
by sheeshkebab 6y ago
> after 5 years they do not feel identified with the company anymore. It's just a job.
I understand this is a startup board but I’m all for having founders to work harder in persuading employees that a job is not just a job. (Please record these zoom sessions too - I’m gathering material for the office 2.0)
- Uberphallus 6y agoA job is just a job. That doesn't mean you have to stop being professional at it. Socializing at work in a corporate environment is majorly an US phenomenon because hours tend to be longer, paid vacation close to non-existing, leaving no other chance to socialize.