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Perhaps a better term for "unlimited time off" should be found. I feel like it anchors the whole thing in a weird territory. It's certainly not unlimited and
by robswc 4y ago
Perhaps a better term for "unlimited time off" should be found. I feel like it anchors the whole thing in a weird territory. It's certainly not unlimited and entirely at the discretion of the manager/decision maker. I know its a small gripe but somehow it always feels so off saying "unlimited time off."
* I like the idea behind it. In practice and on paper tho it seems to have mixed results.
- quantum_magpie 4y agoI propose 'Uncertain Time Off'!
- jxidjhdhdhdhfhf 4y agoGangster PTO: "take off all the time you need, but be careful or that nice job of yours might have an accident"