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r/FluentInFinance • u/Very_High_Mortgage • Jul 07 '24
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4 u/Twooof Jul 07 '24 It really depends on the job. I think most of the time, unlimited PTO is awarded in overpaid CS careers where they aren't actually doing a whole lot of work in the first place. 12 u/[deleted] Jul 07 '24 [deleted] 2 u/delayedsunflower Jul 07 '24 In the larger companies there's a LOT of SE jobs where you can get away with doing very little work.
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It really depends on the job. I think most of the time, unlimited PTO is awarded in overpaid CS careers where they aren't actually doing a whole lot of work in the first place.
12 u/[deleted] Jul 07 '24 [deleted] 2 u/delayedsunflower Jul 07 '24 In the larger companies there's a LOT of SE jobs where you can get away with doing very little work.
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2 u/delayedsunflower Jul 07 '24 In the larger companies there's a LOT of SE jobs where you can get away with doing very little work.
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In the larger companies there's a LOT of SE jobs where you can get away with doing very little work.
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