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Honestly my bigger issue (and I'm not a twenty-something engineer) is that it's such an isolated campus. I might not mind working in the suburbs, but even the s
by tthomas48 13y ago
Honestly my bigger issue (and I'm not a twenty-something engineer) is that it's such an isolated campus. I might not mind working in the suburbs, but even the suburbs are moving towards walk-able interesting places, rather than these weird isolated complexes you drive between. There are areas in the suburbs that have apartments, restaurants, stores, and offices. I'd much prefer to work in one of those mixed-use environments. I would definitely consider not working for a company that took 15 minutes just to get from the building back to a road.
- babesh 13y agoI think the problem is that other than San Jose, there isn't really a large scale downtown or space that can easily turn into one that can accommodate such a large campus. So you get stuck with isolated campuses like Google, Facebook, etc... Apple's offices are actually closer to a downtown than those two.