hey guys, I'm interviewing at a startup currently and they are asking me if I can work 6 days a week for a couple of months initially till the Product goes live. how do I respond to this? I want to take the offer but the 6 day work week is what pulling me back from accepting the offer.
There are companies like that. Not just startups.
I wouldn't join tbh 6 days is too much. I'd rather work a few hours more on the remaining 5 then work on a Saturday.
Nah I spoke about that, no matter how we manage. We Wil have to visit office every Saturday, atleast for first 2 months as they have told.
Don't take it up, I was also stuck with a promise like this and they never went to 5 days, the condition kept changing
6 days a week in a startup is pretty normal but yeah it would never be for a "couple of months".
If the offer and the role is worth the time you give, sure just take it but you can't have a life outside of your job.
Been doing the same past 13 months and i try to keep a life outside of it but sometimes i work on Sundays and we get a cool "Go Getter appreciation" and a pizza.
Makes sense and tbh the compensation is not the greatest, it's decent. Have asked if they can revise it, if they revise then probably will think more and take a final call else will just drop it.
Personally i got in with my current startup because i didn't had much choice, but still it's not worth the time and effort they force you to do it.
Anyways best of luck for everything and i hope you and everyone finds whatever makes your heart happy 😊
hey guys, I'm interviewing at a startup currently and they are asking me if I can work 6 days a week for a couple of months initially till the Product goes live. how do I respond to this? I want to take the offer but the 6 day work week...
Is it common now to work 9x6 hours/week? I’ll be pursuing a course simultaneously, should I incorporate according to that or search for 5 day work week? Can you list companies working 5 days/week?
Who works 6 days a week in today's time? Look for another company.
