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Airbnb - almost all roles are remote-first and will continue to be remote-first indefinitely. The only caveats I can think of are (1) you have to keep your prim
by tfehring 4y ago
Airbnb - almost all roles are remote-first and will continue to be remote-first indefinitely. The only caveats I can think of are (1) you have to keep your primary residence in the country the role is based in, and (2) many US employees will be expected to travel to San Francisco for ~2 weeks each year. https://careers.airbnb.com/ https://careers.airbnb.com/
(I'm an Airbnb employee.)
- satvikpendem 4y agoHow is it like working there? Also looks like they have only staff positions available, I'm not yet at that stage haha
- ushercakes 4y agoHow are you feeling morale-wise with the company? I've been seeing a lot of negative sentiment around Airbnb as of late, a total transformation compared to what I've seen in years prior. Before - airbnb is awesome, it's cheaper than hotels and you get a much nicer place. Today - airbnb is so expensive. Similar price on the surface, but after random hidden feeds the price comes out way more expensive. In addition, there is the whole side of logistics (getting the key), having to take the trash out, do laundry/dishes, etc. In my experience, the sentiment is kind of justified. Airbnb used to be the cheaper/better option, but it's kind of transformed into the more expensive option for arguably less convenience. Which sucks to say - I loved the original iteration of the service.
- maxdoop 4y agoI think the sentiment is mostly online (here and Reddit). In “real life”, Airbnb just beat earnings, and I personally know so many people that only use AirBnbs to stay .