Tech IndustryJan 23, 2023
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Netflix Fire Culture

Can anyone who has experienced Netflix' "adequate performance is met with generous severance" share your story? 1. Is there stack ranking? 2. How is the PIP and severance? 3. Culture change post Reed's departure #netflix #pip TC: 0, currently interviewing with them

Twitter binaryTrie Jan 23, 2023

First step: get an offer.

Expedia Group jjaill Jan 23, 2023

Yea from a Data Science side I think I’ve seen like 3 open positions on LinkedIn in the last year, and they’re all Sr+.

Meta jvpap Jan 23, 2023

Which team and role do you interview for?

Hubspot vMIQ71 Jan 23, 2023

Reed departed all of 3 days ago…

Netflix Oloq80 Jan 23, 2023

Just do your job and you’ll be fine. It’s not the scary thing everyone makes it out to be

Uber jFMi53 Jan 26, 2023

Dmed you

Netflix isjtban Jan 23, 2023

It gives managers flexibility to let go of mediocre people. If you are doing your job, it's nothing to freak out about. There is no stack ranking. There is no PIP. Severance is generous and is in our culture memo that you can view externally. Not sure if question 3 is a joke or not.

Meta Tim Cοok Jan 23, 2023

Sweet

VMware TPIR Jan 23, 2023

This is good information, thanks

Apple yGpu51 Jan 23, 2023

Netflix is not for those who are afraid of being fired. That fear will stifle your ability to take initiative and go discover and solve problems.

Cox Automotive 🏎 ⚡️ Jan 23, 2023

Olympic team mind set. Force of the Jedi 🖖

Hubspot vMIQ71 Jan 23, 2023

[jerk off eye roll motion]

Netflix kdushs Jan 24, 2023

You would be fine if you know how to do your job. Netflix is just being explicit that it doesn’t want to be a place for rest and vesters