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[...] frequent out of office events on the weekends [...] That sounds ... very strange. Weekends aren't generally speaking "office hours", and more importantly

by unwind 12y ago

[...] frequent out of office events on the weekends [...] That sounds ... very strange. Weekends aren't generally speaking "office hours", and more importantly also not "working hours". Having an "out of office event" in my world is when you're doing work, i.e. it's during normal working hours, but you're not at work. Having frequent work-related "events" on weekends sounds like a total bummer.

yitchelle 12y ago
Depending on the work culture, out of hours event is a minefield. At the very least, you should have an opt-out possibility and not looked down upon if you do opted-out.
orbitur 12y ago
Totally voluntary. Work just pays for them. A number of people opt out and no one judges them.
- jonny_eh 12y ago
  How do you know what your coworkers think?
  - hueving 12y ago
    Because everyone that works at Netflix thinks the same way. They ensure that with their hiring practice that alienates anyone that thinks differently.