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That is a really nice selling pitch for the culture there. I thought almost the opposite. I mean it is isn't the worst I've ever seen by a long stretch but the
by kingofspain 15y ago
That is a really nice selling pitch for the culture there.
I thought almost the opposite. I mean it is isn't the worst I've ever seen by a long stretch but the fact that you'll be there past 7pm on day one left me a bit cold. They didn't mention a start time so I'll assume around 9ish (I'm sure they'd have have made a point of saying "stroll in at 10 or 11 with a donut" or somesuch otherwise).
Maybe I'm not made of the right stuff in that I don't want my whole life to revolve around work. Then again, I'm easily replaced by someone who is hungrier and more of a team player.
- ktsmith 15y agoI felt the same way. On most days I've already had lunch and am back to work by 12:30. At 7pm I would be cleaning up from having dinner with my family and be heading off to have a light saber battle or play trains with my son. I worked a job where I spent most of my life at the office when I was in my early 20's and it nearly destroyed every non work relationship I had. Stepping away from work and my co-workers at lunch gives me an opportunity to clear my head, get away from the work and think/concentrate on other things. Don't get me wrong, I like the people I work with, but I have no desire to spend my every waking moment with them.