“Becoming one of these iconic, impactful companies is akin to winning a gold medal in the Olympics. In fact, probably more challenging,” Shafi wrote in the memo, which was full of similarly outlandish analogies. “Like the Olympics, we know most people don’t want to be Olympians. In the same way, not everyone will want to walk the path we are walking. But for those that want to push their limits and find out what they are capable of, this culture is for you."
Translation: work long hours and don’t complain, because I stand to make a lot of money from your labour.
To be entirely fair, every company writes some version of this corporate word salad in their “About” section. There’s nothing to be gleaned from it, be it positive or otherwise.
Translation: work long hours and don’t complain, because I stand to make a lot of money from your labour.
Ah yes, a cult.
To be entirely fair, every company writes some version of this corporate word salad in their “About” section. There’s nothing to be gleaned from it, be it positive or otherwise.
And every company is just telling its employees “Work ling hours and don’t complain, because we stand to make a lot of money from you labour”.
This line is actually so ridiculous that it feels like a parody.
What I’m capable of :(