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> I would not say it is that bad. I'm not even aware of any explicit pressure from the management on doing the overtime. This would probably be illegal anyways
by king_jester 13y ago
> I would not say it is that bad. I'm not even aware of any explicit pressure from the management on doing the overtime. This would probably be illegal anyways.
Here in the US, I've known many people who do not work in the tech industry that have experienced this kind of management pressure. Management doesn't explicitly state you will lose your job for not working more, but threats or implied loss of status, salary, or having your work transferred to someone else makes you very paranoid about losing your job. For some kinds of industries and services, this is a big deal because hiring is not nearly as fast or plentiful as it is in tech right n ow.
- lrem 13y agoWell, you know... Back in the day, my father was explicitly told to accept unpaid overtime AND a hefty salary cut, or it's not a problem to find someone to replace him. Which he accepted. And got fired after a year anyways, to be replaced with a friend of the new owner. Now he's a quite successful entrepreneur :)