Bolt CEO Ryan Breslow, 31, said the popular policy wasn't working and that his top performers were more burnt out than ever, ...

San Francisco payments tech startup Bolt is ripping up its unlimited paid time off policy, CEO Ryan Breslow announced on Tuesday. It’s one of the highest-profile instances so far of backlash to a ...

Ryan Breslow called the idea "totally broken" and said it resulted in inconsistent vacation use and burnout among top ...

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In a move set to spark debate across corporate America, the CEO of tech company Bolt has reportedly scrapped its "unlimited paid time off" (PTO) policy, deeming it "totally broken." ...

The CEO of a San Francisco tech company has abruptly ended the company’s unlimited PTO policy, slamming it as “totally broken ...