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There's probably a full spectrum from "chill" to "most demanding" and it seems basically impossible to know what a place is really like until you're there for a
by dieselgate 4y ago
There's probably a full spectrum from "chill" to "most demanding" and it seems basically impossible to know what a place is really like until you're there for at least 1-2 years. I'm starting to realize my current org has fairly low expectations and has a company culture of "good work/life balance" where folks can prioritize their families - but they pay below industry standard.
- RomanPushkin 4y ago> it seems basically impossible to know what a place is really like Here you go: > they pay below industry standard
- galoisscobi 4y agoJoining a cost center at Google can be effective if you want to chill out and make good money. The main trade off I can think of is you don't know when the project gets axed, but even if that happens, you can spend a couple of months not doing anything and finding another cost center and life goes on.