I’ve had a couple of fabulous interviews. But two years ago, I had cancer. As such, medical and disability benefits are important to me. But it’s also not something I’d be comfortable asking about during an interview process. I still receive maintenance chemo once/six months. So I’m extremely susceptible to Covid. Any complaints about health care options? Do the short term and long term disability benefits kick in immediately or is there a waiting period before you are eligible? The odds that I’d need it are low, but as a single parent, the peace of mind it would bring is substantial.
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https://benefits.netflix.com/united-states/health Why don't you take a look yourself?
Thank you! Everywhere I’ve worked, there has been a “waiting period” before you are eligible for long term disability. Eg. You are covered for Long term disability once you’ve been a full time employee for 6+ mos, or one year. Are there any internal documents that might have that info. I very much appreciate the links.
I never looked at these things closely. But if it's a concern, you can certainly ask the recruiter. In general, Netflix doesn't treat new employees differently. You get options vested monthly, you get severance if fired immediately, you can apply green card immediately.
I think your best bet is to find an acquaintance who works there who can share the details of the benefits with you
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Not sure about Netflix. But if you end up at Facebook or Google, it has great benefits. Life insurance up to 5x your salary with no “qualification check” Initial family assistance benefit, of $35k lump sum on passing, A recurring stipend benefit, at 50%, of your salary (up to 12,500/mo) for 10 years to your spouse/domestic partner and $1000/mo to your children (split among them) for 10 years. If you don’t have a spouse/domestic partner, the 50% benefit is given to the children. Additionally FB has a specialized cancer care program to get treatment at City of Hope (a top treatment hospital), including travel for non local Us employees (Google probably has something similar) Edit: Happy to refer you. As a dad, this benefit was huge for me, even without any major health issues.
Thank you! I’m just starting my search, but this is very helpful!