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That's not how I read it. He clearly states that he understands the value of work-life balance, but there are workplaces where work is just not the #1 priority
by andor 6y ago
That's not how I read it.
He clearly states that he understands the value of work-life balance, but there are workplaces where work is just not the #1 priority during business hours anymore. And that's totally fine and I'm happy if it works for people and their employers. But it's not viable for startups that need to find product-market-fit before burning through all their cash. Or companies trying to make best-in-class products.
- BikiniPrince 6y agoIt doesn’t really work long term for large companies either. Unless you are riding the back of some cash cow you do have to worry about profit. I have watched the complete erosion of our tech leads and the incoming hires bear so little responsibility. Management is also quite aware of what they have done, but half of them are on the way out too.