Wired has an article about how it’s becoming more difficult for startups to hire people at low salaries with crappy benefits in exchange for potentially worthless stock options. All I can say is that it’s about time. Speaking only for myself, what matters most is quality of life at the company. I’m not willing to take a job that requires me to sit in a shoebox every day, spend my entire life at work, or deal with lots of stupid, pointless bureaucracy, it’s just not worth it.
Wired has an article about how it’s becoming more difficult for startups to hire people at low salaries with crappy benefits in exchange for potentially worthless stock options. All I can say is that it’s about time. Speaking only for myself, what matters most is quality of life at the company. I’m not willing to take a job that requires me to sit in a shoebox every day, spend my entire life at work, or deal with lots of stupid, pointless bureaucracy, it’s just not worth it.
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