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Your last line is an interesting one. The point when more than 50% of my friends worked at Google was a really serious one for me: it became the point at which
by apenwarr 16y ago
Your last line is an interesting one. The point when more than 50% of my friends worked at Google was a really serious one for me: it became the point at which joining Google meant gaining the freedom to talk to my friends.
Not that this is a good thing. But it's very interesting, in terms of incentives.
- jacobian 16y ago> The point when more than 50% of my friends worked at Google was a really serious one for me: it became the point at which joining Google meant gaining the freedom to talk to my friends. Man, I just find that tremendously depressing. But now I feel like a jerk for raining on your parade so I'll butt out. Enjoy the tech and the food and the awesomeness, and I hope some day you'll be able to tell the rest of us what you've learned.
- khafra 16y agoIt could be worse. If you go military/industrial complex instead, even if all your friends also have TS/SCI clearances you can't talk about what you do unless they need to know; and even then only in a SCIF and over an encrypted line.