nominally_human

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   by nominally_human 5y ago

   Highlights on leave are found here, which AFAIK never mentions “unlimited leave” - https://www.atlassian.com/company/careers/resources/perk-and...
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   by nominally_human 5y ago

   I personally would hate to lose unlimited vacations, or more specifically what Atlassian provides. I like the freedom of not worrying about how much vacation I have available. It allows me to take random days off or take a long planned vaca
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   by nominally_human 5y ago

   I agree with the use of “unlimited” and “untracked” or maybe “flexible” would be better terms. I personally only had good experiences with what Atlassian does, and it required me to change my attitude toward time off for the better, as I am
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   by nominally_human 5y ago

   I think “unlimited” is a weird term. There are limits, because as an employee, you were hired to do a job. I think the proper term someone used was “untracked” which is more accurate. Internally the benefit is called “vacay your way”, which
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   by nominally_human 5y ago

   Currently an employee at Atlassian in the US. Atlassian does not have an “unlimited vacation” policy per se, but it has a “flexible, non-accrual, discretionary vacation policy” called “vacay your way.” Like unlimited it does not set an annu