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Sure, but same everywhere in the Bay Area for that type of ratio. I think the growth trends in other areas and how many resources they devote towards it is what
by atlasunshrugged 7y ago
Sure, but same everywhere in the Bay Area for that type of ratio. I think the growth trends in other areas and how many resources they devote towards it is what's most interesting. If they keep ticking upwards while retaining people eventually they'll get there
- llarsson 7y agoI have no doubt you are correct (I am not in the Bay Area so I'll take your word for it), but I would also point out that Google is far larger than just its Bay Area presence. If hiring looks the same in other corners of the world where the underlying demographics are bound to be different, then these numbers could indicate more of a systemic problem.