Good Pay, Cutting Perks
Good Pay, Cutting Perks
High compensation, flexible work schedule, good work-life balance, and free food.
Constantly cutting perks, travel, fun budgets, etc. as futile penny-pinching efforts. Meanwhile, execs make enormous compensation, which is ever increasing.
Google used to be bottom-up and cared about employees. Now the culture and perks are eroding; it's not the same great company it once was.
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