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I used to go to offices, with my boss, for 20 years. It never felt like a hostage situation. It felt like going to work.
by sn0w_crash 4y ago
I used to go to offices, with my boss, for 20 years.
It never felt like a hostage situation. It felt like going to work.
- rektide 4y agoYour boss probably went home sometimes though. They almost certainly dont spend their time bragging about how they sleep on the floor.
- gvb 4y ago"Working Hard is not the same as working smart" https://steveblank.com/2016/09/07/working-hard-is-not-the-same-as-working-smart/ https://steveblank.com/2016/09/07/working-hard-is-not-the-sa... [Steve] pointed out to [the CEO] that what he was watching was that his entire company had bought into the “culture of working late” – but not because they had work to do, or it was making them more competitive or generating more revenue, but because the CEO said it was what mattered. Every evening the VPs were waiting for the CEO to leave, and then when the VPs left everyone else would go home. Long hours don’t necessarily mean success. There are times when all-nighters are necessary (early days of a startup, on a project deadline) but good management is knowing when it is needed and when it is just theater.