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Google has had a very visible tool internally for this for years. It lists every single person that leaves on a given day. It even has a system set up where the
by kyrra 3y ago
Google has had a very visible tool internally for this for years. It lists every single person that leaves on a given day. It even has a system set up where the person leaving can email it, and the note would be attached to their leaving notice. You can also search the system and see anybody that's left at any point. So I could look for people that left 15 years ago.
The layoffs the last 2 years have been interesting in that the people aren't officially gone when they are laid off, as Google continues to pay them for 60 or 90 days. So a bunch of people who appear on this list all at once 60 days after they let go.
- yetanotherdood 3y agoBoy do I miss go/epitaphs; you could actually sort by departures based on tenure as well. But I've heard you could get into trouble for scraping epitaphs or specific ganpati groups to figure out who has left specifically around layoff seaon.
- tchalla 3y agoGanapati? Lord Ganesh is called Ganapati.
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- Centigonal 3y agoGoogle's access management database is called Ganpati - think ActiveDirectory or LDAP.