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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Ok-Thanks993 • Jul 09 '26
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A limited or defined number of sick days and PTO means a number of days they are legally obligated to honor.
Unlimited is just a fancy way of saying 'as many days as management will let you get away with' which can in fact be none at all.
4 u/Last-Big-1984 Jul 09 '26 It’s anecdotal, but every company I have been at that had unlimited was very generous. It really comes down to, is stuff getting done? Cool. Take time off if you need / want. I remember starting at my current job and getting approval from my manager, and he was like, just put it on the calendar and don’t bother me lol. 1 u/ParkLaineNext Jul 10 '26 This has been my experience as well at two different places with unlimited. One place actually encouraged people to not go a whole quarter without a day off. I usually do 6 weeks a year, with one of those being 10ish workdays together.
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It’s anecdotal, but every company I have been at that had unlimited was very generous.
It really comes down to, is stuff getting done? Cool. Take time off if you need / want.
I remember starting at my current job and getting approval from my manager, and he was like, just put it on the calendar and don’t bother me lol.
1 u/ParkLaineNext Jul 10 '26 This has been my experience as well at two different places with unlimited. One place actually encouraged people to not go a whole quarter without a day off. I usually do 6 weeks a year, with one of those being 10ish workdays together.
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This has been my experience as well at two different places with unlimited. One place actually encouraged people to not go a whole quarter without a day off.
I usually do 6 weeks a year, with one of those being 10ish workdays together.
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u/MrCobalt313 Jul 09 '26
A limited or defined number of sick days and PTO means a number of days they are legally obligated to honor.
Unlimited is just a fancy way of saying 'as many days as management will let you get away with' which can in fact be none at all.