Maybe it's the inner cynic inside of me, but is it just me or does this article only focus on the fact that CEO Dave Goldberg gets to go home at 5.30pm? This li

Maybe it's the inner cynic inside of me, but is it just me or does this article only focus on the fact that CEO Dave Goldberg gets to go home at 5.30pm? This line here kind of gives me the impression that Dave gets to leave at 5.30, but his employees don't: "creating a culture that enables the company's CEO, Dave Goldberg, to leave the office by 5:30 PM" — unless my reading has failed me here, not once does the article mention everyone gets to go home on time. What is this culture that Dave has created? Is it a culture of everyone else does the work and Dave sits back, or is it a culture of everyone gets to go home at 5.30 regardless of looming deadlines or workload? It's a lot easier to go home at 5.30 when everyone else is doing the work.