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I won't work for google, apple, or microsoft due to the illegal no-poaching agreements they made. I don't want to work for amazon because they are retail - eng
by snarfy 13y ago
I won't work for google, apple, or microsoft due to the illegal no-poaching agreements they made. I don't want to work for amazon because they are retail - engineering is overhead to be trimmed.
Through some weird twist of fate I find myself actually admiring Facebook, not the site, but the company.
- rabino 13y agoI can't really explain why, but I agree with you re: Facebook. Of all the big ones, is the one I'd like to work for the most. Maybe is the amount of social experiment you could do, I dunno. Re: Amazon, I think you are totally wrong. They are a tech company that happens to do Retail.
- dredmorbius 13y agoMost of the large tech companies mostly turn me off, though there are little glimmers of things they do that are positive. Ironically, I've been breaking my radio silence on G+ over the past couple of days discussing some of this in relation to Gundotra's exodus and the "death of G+" discussions (short answer: yes and no). I just got accused of having favorable views of Facebook (I don't -- I think what the company does is detestable and Zuck's morals are beyond reprehensible .... except that the company's stand in breaking the wage-suppression collusion cabal was a stunning case of doing the right thing). But in terms of a company which could tempt me ... there aren't many.
- yuhong 13y agoPersonally, I want to fix them if possible. That is why I posted a wishlist for Satya on a blog's comments for example, and why I like to discuss Google with for example michaelochurch. On Facebook, I posted this: http://www.quora.com/What-has-happened-to-Mark-Zuckerbergs-opinion-on-privacy-since-the-early-days-of-Facebook?share=1 http://www.quora.com/What-has-happened-to-Mark-Zuckerbergs-o...