Good thing they mentioned in the JD. I personally wouldn't apply for such companies if I knew beforehand about the shit work life balance they're providing
100+ folks have still applied for the job
This is quite common at all US FAANG like Google & Amazon, we do daily meeting at 1:30 AM to 2:30 AM, quite common
What's exactly "fast paced environment"? Every company these days is using it in their JD.
In small startups, founders are actively involved in product strategy. So the priorities change very quickly. Depends on the founder whether it's a rocketship or sinking ship
It means they have mood swings and will tell you to do the opposite thing after 2 hours and they expect you to follow like a good little salary slave.
Atleast their expectations are clear. If someone still joins and cribs about it, God bless them.
More startups and companies should be transparent. Loving these new kind of JDs. Always good to know before...
Don't know how many noticed this. 70hr work is being normalised. Soon 70hrs will become the minimum.
CTO there stands for Chief Time Officer, the one who keeps eye on number of hours people playing with keyboard🥲 ...
Recently the CHRO of my company called me into a discussion on improving WORK LIFE BALANCE. Wow. I just cannot understand. Look at this.
Wtf is this crap? What do I gain from working more? Does my salary go up? Or my health? Does it make my family h...
Ah so you have little idea of how industries work There are multiple companies other than retail that work 6-7 days ...
Lala spotted. Deliberately exaggerating numbers to make your perspective look valid *Most companies work 5 ...
Though I have always resumed to complete the application later
When I click on a job application and when it redirects to workday. I immediately close the tab.
