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> If you’re gone for 6 months and everything functions just fine, are you really that important? If the work you're doing is important to the employer in any w
by jusssi 5y ago
> If you’re gone for 6 months and everything functions just fine, are you really that important?
If the work you're doing is important to the employer in any way, they need to have a backup plan on how to get that work done anyway. Because employees also switch jobs, get sick etc. Simulating a situation where an important worker becomes unavailable for an extended period of time is probably even a good exercise from organization point of view.
- vidarh 5y agoIt's a reason why employers should encourage regular reasonably long holidays.as well. Stress testing failure modes in situations where you can plan ahead and can buy your way out of a crisis is better than finding out in circumstances where you can't.