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I am not sure where you are going off on the parent post. Also, I don't particularly know what you mean by "exceptional job". However, let me describe a few th
by eshvk 13y ago
I am not sure where you are going off on the parent post. Also, I don't particularly know what you mean by "exceptional job".
However, let me describe a few thoughts I had whilst there (not the submitter).
1. Mozilla's mission is just as important as random company making the pipes more efficient for sending cat/twerking/whatever videos. They are a non-profit and are operated as such.
2. They have some incredibly interesting problems that they are working on. From the research team to the browser development itself. Read interesting = hard.
3. They do pay well. I know this as a former intern; also from word of mouth from people who worked there. :)
- not_rhodey 13y agoI think only the highest of Mozilla and everything they stand for. "You will take a job somewhere else some day and experience great anguish when it is significantly less awesome." What I'm trying to convey is that I don't believe that anyone need make this compromise. Mozilla is awesome, other organizations are awesome, some freelance gigs are awesome. You can be a software developer without putting yourself through anguish, it's just a matter of priorities.
- frewsxcv 13y agoRE point 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Corporation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Corporation
- gerv 13y agoAs that article points out, the Corporation is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Foundation and therefore shares its public benefit purpose.