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Doesn’t sound like a great life choice, but rather a symptom of terrible work/life balance. I also worked at a startup before where the CEO and her husband wer
by stingraycharles 4y ago
Doesn’t sound like a great life choice, but rather a symptom of terrible work/life balance.
I also worked at a startup before where the CEO and her husband were both working there, and it led to a terrible dynamic.
- jedberg 4y agoIt's easy to criticize from afar, but in the meantime they have a successful growing business that gives them the freedom to spend a lot more time with their kid and family than most people get, even if it means taking a meeting for an hour in the middle of family time. I think most people would envy their freedom.