I got a call for Uber on-site for networking software engineer position. I m contemplating whether to go or not as hiring manager mentioned to me that the position is actually in San Francisco but not in Palo Alto. I live around Sunnyvale and prefer to avoid commute to SF. He did mention that I can work for few days a week from Palo Alto office. I m little skeptical about this. Does anyone has similar experience? How flexible is Uber culture to accommodate.
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You don't want to work in a shithole city unless it pays 1M per yr.
PM me if you want any more info as I can’t PM you.
I know American "OK" means fuking sucks and "good" means barely acceptable and "great" means acceptable.
Still how's 2 hours drive per day round trip commute plus paying city parking acceptable? Or even worse spending 3 - 4 hours on disgusting public transit?