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Culture comes from the top. I give my employees amazing work life balance - fully remote, take the time off you need, no one is tracking you. Output is everything. I also work harder than everyone - the other executives and myself work 60 to 80 hour weeks, always. I don’t make my employees do this. But if you want your employees to care then you have to care. You can’t ask someone to work extra during crunch time if you aren’t also working. Hypocrisy is the easiest sin to spot and you must lead by example.
I always wonder how people do this and still have time for Reddit lmao.