Lamborghini too? That's even worse, since my understanding is that those cars are precisely designed to be driven with cruise control at 30 km/h in public places.
Correct, 5 weeks. I got up to 4 weeks in the US eventually. The strangest thing for me in the US is how many people are convinced they cannot take 2 weeks at a time, and how many are leaving days on the table each year.
Context: worked in a high-tech company, no longer a start-up, but still growing very well. In the US, almost everybody had left at 6.30, most people at 6.00 pm. In France, as a white collar, you are expected to work…
The 35 hours law was implemented very differently for blue collar vs white collar workers. For white collar workers (including software/it people), the law was implemented with a certain number of extra days/weeks of…
Lamborghini too? That's even worse, since my understanding is that those cars are precisely designed to be driven with cruise control at 30 km/h in public places.
Correct, 5 weeks. I got up to 4 weeks in the US eventually. The strangest thing for me in the US is how many people are convinced they cannot take 2 weeks at a time, and how many are leaving days on the table each year.
Context: worked in a high-tech company, no longer a start-up, but still growing very well. In the US, almost everybody had left at 6.30, most people at 6.00 pm. In France, as a white collar, you are expected to work…
The 35 hours law was implemented very differently for blue collar vs white collar workers. For white collar workers (including software/it people), the law was implemented with a certain number of extra days/weeks of…