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I've been at Yahoo for 5 years as a Software Engineer. This really is a new company under Marissa. I wasn't special, aqui-hired, or anything. I now can easily
by reid 13y ago
I've been at Yahoo for 5 years as a Software Engineer.
This really is a new company under Marissa. I wasn't special, aqui-hired, or anything. I now can easily access management when I need them, my suggestions are taken seriously and acted on, and I get everything I need from upper management to excel at what I do. My manager has always been great, but now she is more empowered to get stuff done more than ever before.
I'm also 24, so I have a bit of a way to go before I get jaded and go into consulting. Maybe. But I've also been working for 5 years instead of school, which gives me a less than rosy perspective of life at a big company.
- sabat 13y agoIt's a new company, same as the old company. Perhaps with even less competent management.
- chuhnk 13y agoHey congratulations on doing that and thanks for shedding some light on things inside. Sometimes I actually consider applying but the SRE jobs are a but scarce in London. Can you speak a bit more on your unique situation of before a software engineer there since you were 19? Im quite curious what led to that.
- adrianhoward 13y ago> This really is a new company under Marissa. I wasn't special, aqui-hired, or anything. I now can easily access management when I need them, my suggestions are taken seriously and acted on, and I get everything I need from upper management to excel at what I do. My manager has always been great, but now she is more empowered to get stuff done more than ever before. This is pretty much the exact story from the two folk I know it Yahoo! They went from being at the point of nearly resigning to being really happy post-MM.