They're hiring unskilled labor and giving them a role at an extraordinary company. Really? They're hiring labor, but treating them as if they have no associat

They're hiring unskilled labor and giving them a role at an extraordinary company. Really? They're hiring labor, but treating them as if they have no association with Google. They might as well simply be contractors that work for Jim's Labor Pool. But why would they take fast food or something of the sort over this? I don't know what they're paid, but at least from this article I get the feeling that fast food has more upward mobility. I know at least a couple of fast food workers as kids who moved up the ladder and eventually have owned their own profitable franchise. I have a feeling there really isn't much upward growth in this job. I imagine the cleaning crew that vacuum at Goldman Sachs at night get treated way worse. Quite possibly, although they're also likely not GS employees. Probably contractors, often contracted by the building.