'Permission to Pause': Coinbase CLO Paul Grewal on How the Company Is Retooling Its 'Intense' Culture
"We face incredible, incredible competitive pressure as well as incredible demand from our customers to be constantly shipping new features, new products, new services in a matter of days and weeks."
January 20, 2022 at 12:21 PM
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Q&ALast week, cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase announced it would experiment with a new policy in 2022: roughly once per quarter, nearly the entire company will shut down for a week to give employees the chance to "enjoy downtime without work piling up."
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