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Yes and? If this is not appealing to you, don't apply. But for some the travel and being at different customer sites is energizing and fun.
by andsoitis 2mo ago
Yes and? If this is not appealing to you, don't apply.
But for some the travel and being at different customer sites is energizing and fun.
- walrus01 2mo agoI don't know if I'd really define "some" travel as flying SF to NYC (or SF to Miami, or Wisconsin) every sunday afternoon/evening, and then flying NYC to SF every Friday evening. That meets a definition more like "constant" to me rather than "some".
- duskwuff 2mo agoDon't forget that you're flying NYC to SF to "regroup at the SF HQ to debrief and keep building". What, you thought you got the weekend off? Rise and grind.
- notahacker 2mo agoIf you're the sort of person that treats trips to NYC as a perk, you want to spend some of that weekend with a day off in NYC, not flying cross country to spend quality face to face time in the office...
- browningstreet 2mo agoIt shouldn’t even be legal.
- eqvinox 2mo agoIt isn't, in a bunch of other countries.
- amazingamazing 2mo agoWhy not? Should it be illegal for someone to have multiple part time jobs?
- backtr4ck 2mo agoAs a non-US person this mentality baffles me.
- JSR_FDED 2mo agoWhat does non-US have to do with it?