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> what places are actually worth staying at? I think that's the more important question: what attributes of a place make it likely to retain employees willingl
by nibbleshifter 4y ago
> what places are actually worth staying at?
I think that's the more important question: what attributes of a place make it likely to retain employees willingly long term?
There does need to be alignment with the employees values/wishes here, but a lot of those can be pretty generalised.
- dang 4y agoUnfortunately, the desirable qualities often exist only at a team level, and aren't true of the organization as a whole. (I'm saying this from my experience at past jobs.) That's awesomely better than nothing—there's nothing more satisfying (at work) than being part of a great team. But it's fragile and unstable because usually, if not inevitably, the corporate immune system detects the deviation, breaches the cell walls, and changes everything.