Working conditions
Oct. 9th, 2006 02:06 pmInspired by a post from
cvirtue, let's find out from them that work for others:
How many companywide holidays do you get?
How many vacation days?
Does your company actually (not "officially") count sick days and/or personal days?
Can you telecommute? How much? What enforces that?
Do you work for what you would consider a technology company?
My answers:
How many companywide holidays do you get?
How many vacation days?
Does your company actually (not "officially") count sick days and/or personal days?
Can you telecommute? How much? What enforces that?
Do you work for what you would consider a technology company?
My answers:
- 10 holidays, all set by the stock market.
- 15 vacation days/year
- No, but people would notice if I didn't do my job.
- Yes, as much as I want to but not all the time; it's an unspoken social contract, plus the fact that our disaster recovery policy states that all employees must be able to telecommute.
- Yes.
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Date: 2006-10-10 10:13 pm (UTC)2. 15 vacation days.
3. I believe they're tracked, but not very closely: it's mostly a personal-honor thing.
4. More or less arbitrarily, so long as you're around when meetings and such need to happen. I telecommute a modest amount; my co-architect does so a lot, since he has childcare duty in the late afternoon. (The corollary is that there is nearly no such thing as a Snow Day: it's assumed that everyone can telecommute when needed.)
5. Definitely.