在北美“自愿”加班其实也不全是真的“自愿”,还是会被周围的环境影响,想要维持自己想要work life balance还是要顶得住压力。可能对其他人来说不难吧,但对我来说很难,都是被整个公司还有team的其他人的节奏推着走,所以虽然我确实是“主动”加班把工作做好做完,但那绝对不是心甘情愿的。我就盼着存够了钱不用再当社畜。
My neighbor is an Indian and now a hardware engineer at Intel Santa Clara. He borrowed 1.6 million to add ADU to his home in Fremont, CA in order to pursue "financial freedom". For two years, what he did was to monitor the construction progress. I have never seen him to go to office. I am curious how a hardware engineer can work from home all the time? I used to work in Intel Microprocessor Division in Jones Farm and received Microprocessor Division Award from Andy Grove. I am really perplexed to see what is happening in today's Intel.
@璐莹3 ай бұрын
Today's Intel is like a house going to collapse, you can see many abnormal things,you Don't know who is doing which job
@CharDaiDaddy3 ай бұрын
It is not just Intel... I had options of working from home or multiple locations in SoCal for a medical device company... I used to have problems with my in-office equipment because they kept on disappearing from my desks due to my lack of attendance. I would email IT support and was told that they were also working from home and could only take care of my issues when they come back to their assigned office days... you know your WFH policy is out of hands when IT Technicians are also working from home and can't take care of your on-site technical issues during normal business hours...
@harveylin35483 ай бұрын
@@CharDaiDaddy My company's owners subleased one of the buildings they leased, brand new buildings, because we are a WFH company forever. People only go in if they have to, America is really not a country for manufacturing jobs anymore, the culture has forever changed.
Every new job my son gets is a promotion. He's thirty this year. To his peers not switching jobs is a sign of complacency not necessarily considered as merit by employers.