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>Certainly not true for the company where I work. I'm old enough to have heard this about a very large number of companies and it's always wrong in the long te
by llm_trw 2y ago
>Certainly not true for the company where I work.
I'm old enough to have heard this about a very large number of companies and it's always wrong in the long term.
- cpach 2y agoPanta rei.
- dspillett 2y agoIt can change in the other direction too, through management/ownership changes. My previous regime taught me a lot about how I should limit the loyalty I show, but the current lot (buy out six years ago) do a much better job of not being arseholes. Like all aspects of work/life balance, it is a risk/reward balance that you need to monitor and adjust as circumstances develop.