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Because that's all there are in a 50 miles radius. Thinking you're going to work for Google after reading English articles, is really harmful when the closest
by user5994461 6y ago
Because that's all there are in a 50 miles radius.
Thinking you're going to work for Google after reading English articles, is really harmful when the closest FAANG office is thousands of miles away in another country.
- mewpmewp2 6y agoWhich city, country are you from? I am from minor city in Europe, with no FAANG presence, but I found another company with similar engineering first principles. Nobody cares about education and promotions are fully merit based. NVM you are from France, right? You really don't have any such companies?
- user5994461 6y agoI've worked in multiple places, I am in London now. Jobs prospects are extremely variable by location. (It's near zero for most of Europe that could be qualified as deep countryside). You're extremely lucky to have found a good opportunity in a good company. I will guess back that you live in a major metro area. France has very little tech industry for many reasons that would be too long to cover. Even the largest national companies that need technology do not hire. If you're familiar with the myth that it's impossible to fire in France, in short that's true, once you have a job it's for life. One consequence is that no company is open to hiring, they only resort to staffing/outsourcing agencies.
- christophilus 6y agoI used to work for a well known software company. We had employees from all over the globe. Many were in rural towns from Eastern Europe to Switzerland to random towns in the US. Those companies are rare, but they’re out there (and this one was / is a great place to work). I hope that COVID has made this concept more acceptable to more companies.