> Unlimited PTO is a negative signal to me honestly, and would put me off a job. This is exactly my experience. The last company I worked for with unlimited P

> Unlimited PTO is a negative signal to me honestly, and would put me off a job. This is exactly my experience. The last company I worked for with unlimited PTO did everything to prevent folks from using it. It's one of many negative signals I look for. I interviewed at a firm once that was proud that their cafeteria offered "free breakfast, lunch, and dinner", which sounded great until you realized they expected all employees would be working there through breakfast, lunch, and dinner.