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denverkarma
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Comment #28560417
The details I’ve commented on are the ones present in the authors writing. Atlassian is not perfect, but the story as told is far from complete. But beyond that, I don’t have anyth…
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Comment #28557631
I agree with you about how it looks reading only this persons story. However, my experience with Atlassian was that taking PTO is no problem, and normally a request like this would…
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Comment #28556710
The promo process there is a mess for sure. They were trying to fix the issue of having different offices all around the world, and that people's standards in different markets wer…
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Comment #28556505
Believe what you want. I no longer work at Atlassian, and I had my own frustrations with the company. There are definitely some internal struggles, and specific teams under a lot o…
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Comment #28556279
My experience was that Atlassian was very generous with PTO, but it's true there was no accrual. I was encouraged to take 20-30 days off per year, and I did, and I never got pushba…
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Comment #28556199
You're correct about unlimited PTO, it's absolutely a mixed bag. I worked at Atlassian, and my experience was that people were actively encouraged to take between 20-30 days off pe…
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Comment #28556106
The person took paid medical leave, and when that ended, was offered unpaid leave. They didn't want to use unpaid leave, they wanted to "use their earned vacation." But the person …
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Comment #28556036
I'm sorry I can't speak to details as this is all very personal for the folks involved, but I know all the people involved in this story and can tell you this is not a very fair ac…
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Comment #28331589
The fact that they are more than capable of innovation and shrewd business is the entire reason that casually stealing whatever they want on top of things is problematic.
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Comment #28331574
So when is the western world going to wake up and realize that China is a cutthroat competitor that does not respect western law or traditions, cannot be trusted, and intends to do…
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Comment #22343433
To be honest I’m not so bothered by the idea that depression could be extrinsic, or at least partially extrinsic. What I find “crudely reductionist,” in the article is the very ide…
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Comment #22342454
Yes, I saw that after another commenter pointed me toward the guidelines. I would delete the parent comment, but then I wouldn’t get to offer an apology. Thanks for flagging this t…
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Comment #22342446
@mattrp, looks like we’re at the max thread depth. Thanks for your comment. I certainly don’t mean to say people should shed their ideas, or that we should be starlings that flock …
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Comment #22342393
Well, I re-read the guidelines, and I have to admit they do say to reply but don’t specifically say not to downvote. Not sure where I got the idea that was one of the rules. I see …
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Comment #22342287
I think actually, knowing your perception of the world is not correct is the really hard part, because then you can’t just go through your day comfortably, you have a constant ment…
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Comment #22342254
Hah! This got downvoted in the first second after posting, which to me says the down-voter couldn’t have read past the first sentence. Come on now, HN downvotes are for unconstruct…
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Comment #22342232
This article is very “inside baseball” for the far left. As far as I could understand, the article basically says: depression is caused by the world being terrible, and the world i…
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Comment #22036453
Buried in the middle of the story: > Still, recent textbooks have come a long way from what was published in past decades. Both Texas and California volumes deal more bluntly with …
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Comment #20967135
Honest question, are men allowed? I assume so because I didn’t see anywhere that they aren’t, but I didn’t see a single male in the marketing images, and it has a feminine-looking …
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Comment #20347772
It’s really hard for me not to be skeptical of a study that starts with the premise of measuring everyone else against “the most privileged group,” aka. white men, and then calling…
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Comment #20242909
I think you meant “cohesion” not coercion. But also, while “cultural Christianity,” the idea that everyone is a Christian and follows some pseudo-Christian values has mostly gone a…
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Comment #20140506
It was interesting to see the photos of the Union Jacks marching around. Anyone with first hand experience in Hong Kong, are there many people who wish for a return to the commonwe…
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Comment #20140499
As an outside observer it seems like China doesn’t care very much about upholding agreements. And why should they? It’s not like Britain or anyone else in the west is willing to st…
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Comment #19997481
This is the kind of stuff that makes me feel the trade conflict between the US and China is overdue. The world’s two biggest economies operating on such a different standards of IP…
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Comment #19211112
Do you have any recommendation for an at-home test? I've considered doing a lab study, but at-home sounds much better. I didn't realize that was an option.