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> that it's not possible someone could have a miserable experience at Google? I think that. Google employees are at the top of the pyramid, so if the article w
by buboard 7y ago
> that it's not possible someone could have a miserable experience at Google?
I think that. Google employees are at the top of the pyramid, so if the article was true, they would have left for an almost identical salary nearby. The fact that they don't means that either google pays way above its direct competitors (it doesnt) or these people are outright lying, and their actions speak louder than 12k words
- LMYahooTFY 7y agoI disagree. Concluding that because they don't "just switch jobs" means they're being dishonest seems very flippant. In fact, the idea that any organization on the planet could be exclusively a place where only happiness exists, and no one could be misfit, is patently absurd. I see an implication in your response that money buys happiness and there are no other significant factors worth mentioning. Am I wrong?
- everythingswan 7y agoFong-Jones, Whittaker, and Stapleton did resign as per this story.
- lizthegrey 7y agohi, I'm at honeycomb.io now, and having a blast! :)
- kaitai 7y agoWhere in the article does anyone say they're miserable, though?
- goatinaboat 7y agoIf you are the sort of person who enjoys bringing your politics to work then naturally you will stick around as long as possible at a company that permits or at least tolerates it.