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Good luck and thanks for the resource, Google. But as I’ve told your recruiters over and over in the last year, you won’t even get me into an interview with you
by vogt 4y ago
Good luck and thanks for the resource, Google. But as I’ve told your recruiters over and over in the last year, you won’t even get me into an interview with your anti full time remote work policy.
- sydthrowaway 4y agoThey do have full remote...
- vogt 4y agoHasn’t been the case any time I’ve been approached for the last 6 months……………
- wollsmoth 4y agoThis changed in 2022, they are taking on a lot of remote workers now. Although I think they may ask that you be in a certain zone, like some mileage away from a physical office. But I think that may be for tax reasons.
- smueller1234 4y agoAlso time zones for ability to collaborate virtually.
- vogt 4y agoInteresting, that would make sense. In the last six months/yr I’ve been told by two different recruiters “all of these positions are hybrid. You may be able to start out full remote for one or two of them, but it’s going to reduce your options significantly.” This is for UX Engineer roles specifically if that matters
- wollsmoth 4y agoYeah I don't exactly know why but it sounded like different jobs had to be within certain offices. Like if your team is in Mountain View and Seattle you can't necessarily work from Texas, you'd need to be an hour or whatever from one of those two offices.
- oh_sigh 4y agoWell, I guess they'll be able to get you into an interview now, because they allow 100% remote work
- vogt 4y agoWell, that hasn’t been the case any time I’ve talked to a recruiter in the last 6 months regardless. So there’s either misalignment internally or I’m just getting fed into the wrong pipelines.