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I'm happy you've boiled your recharging needs down to a science but none of this compares with long contiguous periods of unstructured time you can choose to us
by ahelwer 3y ago
I'm happy you've boiled your recharging needs down to a science but none of this compares with long contiguous periods of unstructured time you can choose to use as you wish. Three months off every decade? Really?
- yamtaddle 3y agoNb the described plan is luxurious by US standards.
- wing-_-nuts 3y agoI have ~ 15y of experience and I have a grand total of 3 weeks PTO. My father, at my age had 5 whole weeks and doesn't understand why I don't take big trips more. Despite the trend in 'unlimited vacation', I feel it's only getting worse.
- sokoloff 3y agoUnlimited vacation has the greatest negative spread between "how it sounds" and "how it actually works". It's incredibly employee unfriendly. As a leader, I will fight against it every time it gets proposed.
- maerF0x0 3y ago^^ you're correct on average, this is why it's good to establish in the interview what is common, how much is taken by higher ups etc. If they push back you can literally say to the manager "You told me that 6 weeks was normal"
- maerF0x0 3y ago> with long contiguous periods of unstructured time Can you tell me more concretely what you're thinking? How do you define "long"? And, what is it about my list (despite it's prescriptive structure) that makes the time usage not "unstructured" ?