[jxcl]

I agree that any company that asks for more than 40 hours should not be allowed to have the work/life balance key value. The profile says that the company eats dinner together and people go home at 8pm. That sounds pretty work centric and not much time for life left after that.

[alrehn]

Also they accompany it with a picture of a fun work outing. Those can be great, but should go with some other key value. When I think of work/life balance I think of having time to myself, to relax, see friends/family and work on other things/hobbies. Company events are nice and I think a good idea in terms of teambuilding but they are still on the side of work, not life.

[busterarm]

Also might say that they value their employees being young, single and childless.

[humanrebar]

If everyone comes in at noon, that seems fine to me. It's not for everyone, but it's not overworking.