Office LifeSep 17, 2019
Newjofo

Calling all current and former Googlers

questions to all the Googlers out there: what do you think are Google’s greatest strengths and weaknesses as a company/corporate culture? what do you think of senior management? on a scale of 1-10, how bureaucratic is Google relative to other large tech organizations? do you feel like hard work is consistently, predictably rewarded, or is allocation of internal credit heavily politicized and uncorrelated with those who created / executed initial insights? which of the below best describes the Google work culture in your experience?

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Google d0ntb33vil Sep 17, 2019

How is "hard working performance driven environment" an option? Lol r u working at Amazon now?

Amazon weeeeeeee Sep 17, 2019

Is “hard working performance driven environment” an attribute of amazon? Lol. Nothing gets done in Alexa and Retail...

Google d0ntb33vil Sep 17, 2019

Oh don't sell yourself short lol Retail managed to completely eliminate ethics and (basically) include profit as a variable in Amazon's own search engine

Google iono do u Sep 17, 2019

This is a really poorly written poll.

Amazon ineffable Sep 17, 2019

You asked like 100 questions, jeez

Google 🦄🏴‍☠️ Sep 17, 2019

This isn’t the worst poll I’ve seen this year.

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capuccino Sep 17, 2019

my poll answer: “yes”

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xoogler420 Sep 21, 2019

>what do you think are Google’s greatest strengths and weaknesses as a company/corporate culture? Strength: TC and nice perks + brand name on your resume Weaknesses: politics. Get good at it, if you're gonna work for a big company. Also apparently they descriminate against white / asian males. >what do you think of senior management? Mostly SJWs... Who the f knows, SWEs don't interact with "senior management" >on a scale of 1-10, how bureaucratic is Google relative to other large tech organizations? 10 >do you feel like hard work is consistently, predictably rewarded, No, neither is at any company that has more than 1000 employees.