A ton of politics
A ton of politics
- Probably the "least evil" of the big software companies.
- Very big on sustainability, environmentalism, and social consciousness.
- Fantastic bike commuter program.
- Great layoff package.
- Lots of night-time meetings with the India Development Center, including frequent meetings on Sunday nights and other non-work hours.
- Management cares much more about politics than technical details.
- Lip service is paid to quality, but there is very little action.
- Almost all growth seems to be targeted for India, which means the Silicon Valley office is stagnant.
- They laid off all of the San Ramon office just to save on building costs, implying that bean counters are in charge.
Don't just pay lip service to quality!
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