She spent 12 years with the company, working from Laois and Dublin, and she describes it as a very positive experience overall. She’d remind colleagues of her working hours, but applied flexibility when required and when major projects were under way. “The optics of being seen to be busy instead of working smarter and more efficiently, as the Irish seem to do. “Like any company, you’re really only as good as your last gig. There are a lot of challenges culturally — Fiona Quigley O’MahonySo where do Irish workers feel that they find themselves on the Boston to Berlin spectrum?

Source: The Irish Times March 28, 2026 15:02 UTC