When I worked at Google, there was a group for people to advertise apartments to each other in SF. I think 20% of them were rentals owned by VPs/Directors or ot

When I worked at Google, there was a group for people to advertise apartments to each other in SF. I think 20% of them were rentals owned by VPs/Directors or other high level employees. that seems like an even bigger conflict of interests. When you rent from a megacorp, there’s realistically a million levels of bureaucracy between “work weekends” and “rent review”. When you rent from your skip level manager… your landlord can be directly approving your raises AND rent rates. …might help with layoffs though.