Recently caught up with a friend who works for an “employee friendly” HR tech company. This brand has been boasting about how great they are with the sort of employee benefits they offer. The founder specially keeps boasting about this on LinkedIn and Twitter. Found out yesterday, that the employee benefits come at a cost of micro management and a toxic environment at the workplace. Really sad to see the perceptions that the brands create and the reality they offer.
Would you prefer:
Pay is more important, followed by wirk culture so that it doesn't suck the life out of you.
Benefits you can afford yourself.
True, plus each individual will value each benefit differently.
Better to get paid better and have a healthy life to be able to spend on these benefits on your own!
Let’s start a thread to identify crappy companies hiding behind fake reviews and save our community from applying to them in the first place, with relevant source links or real reviews from current or ex-employees
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