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It seems high. That said kitchen staff, custodial, physical security, ... etc are likely counted in this group for google. Add in some portion on IT staff, tec
by gpapilion 8y ago
It seems high.
That said kitchen staff, custodial, physical security, ... etc are likely counted in this group for google. Add in some portion on IT staff, tech support, and finance contractors which are more or less normal for many companies.
- shubb 8y agoAlso probably quite a big chunk of Google's workforce are doing 'manual' tasks like reviewing DMCA requests, ad complaints, responding to customer tickets etc. Those folks are probably low skill / low pay / not direct employees.
- JumpCrisscross 8y ago> kitchen staff, custodial, physical security, ... etc are likely counted in this group What happened to the culture that made its chef a millionaire [1]? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Ayers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Ayers
- mikestew 8y agoThey made sure that will never happen again, is what.
- zhte415 8y ago> kitchen staff, custodial, physical security These would not be contracted staff, but by a vendor providing a package. 100 staff or 1 person, as a vendor provided service the staff member of the vendor has no link to the employer.
- CydeWeys 8y agoThey count in the number of TVCs though. They all get badges and are visible as TVCs in the org chart.
- freeone3000 8y agoIt's the same people, week-in, week-out. They get badges for practical reasons (access, compliance, security). It's the same people. Yes, it's through a contract agency - but so are the developers. And administrative staff. And some of the programmers.