Return to Office sucks
Return to Office sucks
It's the Big Apple: stability and compensation.
Maybe not the best-paying employers in the Bay Area, but not far from the top either, especially for experienced engineers with desirable skills.
Glamor: Its employee discount makes you popular in your social circle.
Return to Office: no flexible WFH.
Bad traffic in the Cupertino area.
Bad perks: Apple cafeterias serve small portions for $. You're better off to drive to nearby restaurants.
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