That public companies with the worst work life balance also have the highest stock growth rate?
It's logical. People actually work at work there so stocks are moving up
How is that ironic
But in this case hard work is yielding high rewards… so how is it ironic
Your conclusion is wrong. There are plenty of startup having worst wlb and failed
I mean public companies
His conclusion is valid for companies evaluated based on revenue. Startups are evaluated on potential and growth.
My motto: buy from Amazon because they treat customer well, work for Google since they treat employees great, never use Facebook as they have the bad side of both amazon and Google. The point: you really can’t keep your demanding customers and demanding employees happy.
Which company is that?
It's like rain on your wedding day
Its the good advice that you just didn't take
It's a free ride when you've already paid