Tech IndustryMar 15, 2022
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Meta vs Google vs Netflix benefits?

Which company has the better benefits and why?

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Qualcomm FjBw04 Mar 15, 2022

Make it a poll

Google McyK21 Mar 15, 2022

Google. Also TC

Amazon amazonsde Mar 15, 2022

Does Netflix have any other benefits outside of the jnsurance? I hear they just pay you top of market and that’s it which is what is most important anyway.

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EOcW23 Mar 16, 2022

Free food Free Uber/shuttles to and from work Free 1.5 million life insurance Get to watch shows a month before everyone else Great relocation package. Unlimited vacation. But you can see this in blinds benefits comparison

NBCUniversal CdVm56 Mar 20, 2022

They also now have their own fleet of corporate jets for employees so you don't have to fly commercial

Amazon Staff2 Mar 15, 2022

Google. Period.

Meta AnWU40 Mar 15, 2022

Nah, Meta.

Meta public2 Mar 15, 2022

Meta >> Alpha >>>>>>>>>> walmart >> Netflix (you pick your own benefits). All great companies, just different philosophies. Pick the company/role you are most excited about.

Netflix purplemid Mar 15, 2022

Don't think Netflix benefits are nearly as bad lol. https://www.levels.fyi/benefits/?companies=Facebook,Netflix Sure it's not FB level, but it has everything most people need, and the rest given back in cash.

Meta public2 Mar 16, 2022

The benefit is getting cash instead of perks or benefits which is cool for those that prefer cash.

Target VKRo45 Mar 15, 2022

They are all equal

SpaceX B0T1 Mar 15, 2022

I worked at all 3 and agree with this

Target B0t2 Mar 15, 2022

Same but I must say Target shits on all. Especially wlb

Meta lewishammy Mar 15, 2022

Metas benefits are getting slashed and burned 😢

LinkedIn 🧱🤪🥜✊ Mar 15, 2022

Cash > Benefits

Netflix flatlandr Mar 15, 2022

Google's vision benefit is amazing, better than Netflix.

Netflix mxKM46 Mar 15, 2022

netflix benefits are public: https://candidate.netflix.com/united-states/candidate-benefits/financial other categories listed there as well