> I've always thought that slamming their open comp policy is hilarious. They're one of the most open companies about how they handle comp and the result is the

> I've always thought that slamming their open comp policy is hilarious. They're one of the most open companies about how they handle comp and the result is they get insulted for it. Well, they openly discriminate based on zipcode. It's their right as a business but it runs counter to the internet age remote-work utopia everyone wants. Kudos to them for even running a remote-work business, though. We need more of them.