i had a friend who worked there in a non-engineering role. they treat their people very well -- he was the only one in my entire friends group that had his own

i had a friend who worked there in a non-engineering role. they treat their people very well -- he was the only one in my entire friends group that had his own office (with a couch!) a couple years out of school while the rest of us were sitting in cubes, hellish open plans, or working as traveling consultants. he said the engineers were treated like royalty and were highly respected within the company. this was close to 10 years ago though, no idea if/how things have changed but that's a data point.