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It is so easy to destroy your culture and trust, and very hard to gain it back. I think CB is on a very slippery slope. There are plenty of opportunities out t
by Patrol8394 4y ago
It is so easy to destroy your culture and trust, and very hard to gain it back.
I think CB is on a very slippery slope. There are plenty of opportunities out there. Why working at CB?
- Banning political discussion
- Ask employees to rate each other
- Rescind accepted offers
- What's next?
Also, what would happen to your beloved assets if they go bankrupt?
- tenpies 4y ago> I think CB is on a very slippery slope. There are plenty of opportunities out there. Why working at CB? For now, but give it six months I would tell you that they'd take a job at Coinbase for the same reason anyone today works anywhere: for the pay cheque. We've had an entire generation of tech workers that forget that there are market downturns and in these downturns you end up with thousands of laid off people competing for the same job - often a job that you would have considered "under" you 6 months ago. I'm talking someone with 5 years more experience than you willing to take your job, and they'll do it for less money to boot. It's in times like that where people will accept a job at Coinbase, because Coinbase will be around. And they'll be around because back in the early stages of the downturn they took the painfully necessary step of reducing payrolls.