The original article is clearly talking about Lyft, and having started at there at the same time, I thought the onboarding process was much better than at other

The original article is clearly talking about Lyft, and having started at there at the same time, I thought the onboarding process was much better than at other companies that I have worked at (others are either too broad/corporate or just a README). Not having a desk to work at is inexcusable, and definitely seems like a fluke rather than the norm. What’s wild to me is the amount of people who are berating the author for an opinion post. She is describing what sounds like a garbage experience, and it shouldn’t be that hard to understand/empathize with