ojeggplant

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   by ojeggplant 7y ago

   I'd say every company does kool-aid drinking or "brainwashing" (kind of a strong way of putting it IMO) of some sort. I think most rational people don't take it too seriously, and engage at a minimal level when necessary
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   by ojeggplant 7y ago

   If I was making 34k a year after 13 years on ANY job in the USA, I'd get off Hacker News ASAP and make changes in my life so that it doesn't reach 14 years. As an answer to your original question, Gusto's CTO responded in the
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   by ojeggplant 7y ago

   Of the people who take off their shoes, 99% of them wear slippers or indoor shoes of some sort. The rest who wear socks don't seem to care about the floor either way. As a sidenote, shoe policy is a really terrible barometer for whethe
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   by ojeggplant 7y ago

   You can wear your shoes in the Gusto office. A good number of us do; in fact I'm doing so right now. I think it's more that you have the option and encouragement to walk around freely without shoes, whereas other offices would pro