Unlimited vacation is such an obvious lie, I'm surprised so many people see it as a perk. It's like claiming to have flat structure. Nope, there is still a hie

Unlimited vacation is such an obvious lie, I'm surprised so many people see it as a perk. It's like claiming to have flat structure. Nope, there is still a hierarchy, just like there is still a limit to the "unlimited" vacation days you can take. You just took something explicit and made it implicit to the detriment of your company. It's a red flag when I see either of these advertised as perks and it makes me less likely to work for the company.