Re:Facebook, Google Drop Out of Top ‘Best Places to Work’ List
by MuffinFlavored on Wednesday December 11, 2019 @06:04PM
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> 1) Flexible working hours. I can WFH any time I like. No questions asked.
How many of your team members are fully remote? If the answer is 0, it sounds like there are some "questions asked".
Re:Facebook, Google Drop Out of Top ‘Best Places to Work’ List
by lucasmullens on Wednesday December 11, 2019 @06:07PM
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I think "questions asked" was referring to questions about why you WFH, not about conversations you missed.
Re:Facebook, Google Drop Out of Top ‘Best Places to Work’ List
by jhatemyjob on Wednesday December 11, 2019 @06:04PM
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> still better than anything in&out would give, no?
Blasphemy! I'd eat In-N-Out every day if I could.
2) Free buffet style breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The quality is not as good as it was, but still better than anything in&out would give, no?
3) Clear ladder and career growth. While in in&out you would be lucky to move up to any job higher than $22/h
4) Much more interesting job. Say what you want to say about how bad Google is, I can't imagine how working in a burger shop would be more rewarding than working at your desk in Google, with all interesting challenges, good resources, and the smart people to learn from.
Google has problems, but this list is not a good list if it puts in&out over Google. It's misleading at best.