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Maybe they thought Google was a mostly okay company with good potential and were under the impression that what they were hired for was to help them improve? Th
by Y-bar 5y ago
Maybe they thought Google was a mostly okay company with good potential and were under the impression that what they were hired for was to help them improve? There was after all a time when many of us really believed Google was a good kind of company and that it generally adhered to the "don't be evil" ethos.
I can see myself falling into a similar trap of wishful thinking, especially if corporate communication reinforces it (until the cold shower wakeup happens).
- tmp_anon_22 5y ago> Maybe they thought Pretty sure the thoughts that existed before they viewed their offer letter were different from the thoughts they had afterwards. And there's nothing wrong with it unless you for some reason want to ignore the biggest bias in the room.
- Y-bar 5y agoWhat did the offer letter contain?