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A lot of negative sentiment for unlimited PTO here. I had unlimited PTO at one of my previous jobs (Intercom), and my boss was very clear about how much felt li
by stevenpetryk 5y ago
A lot of negative sentiment for unlimited PTO here. I had unlimited PTO at one of my previous jobs (Intercom), and my boss was very clear about how much felt like too much, but still encouraged me to take plenty. I took 30 days off one year and nobody batted an eye. It's an overly cynical viewpoint to say that all unlimited PTO policies are bad/meant to fuck over employees, because some management chains really _do_ want people to lead fulfilling lives.
- _hilro 5y agoMy future company is going to offer unlimited wages.. But obviously it's going to have to be manager approved. And obviously the manager has a budget. And obviously I don't care if the manager screws you because he starts to dislike you. Or because somebody in HR/higher up doesn't like you. But none of that is my concern - I'm great; I give unlimited wages to workers! Never mind there's no contract with a firm guaranteed figure. Think of the earning potential! UNLIMITED!!!* *Terms and conditions apply but the terms and conditions re too long and take away from the headline so just check them out on our website at <404>
- stevenpetryk 5y agoHow would you feel about unlimited with an enforced minimum?