> If it’s 10 days/year, is it normal in the US? Personally I have never had a white-collar job in the US which started out at 10 days but it does seem to be t

> If it’s 10 days/year, is it normal in the US? Personally I have never had a white-collar job in the US which started out at 10 days but it does seem to be the average in the US (when starting out) [1]. All of my employers have always started out with 15 days of vacation time with more after a certain amount of tenure. Given the age and experience of OP, I think they are getting shafted with 10 days. On a side note, the US is truly awful when it comes to vacation and time off from work. The culture here is non-stop work and it's not sustainable. [1] https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/05/heres-how-many-paid-vacation-days-the-typical-american-worker-gets-.html https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/05/heres-how-many-paid-vacation...