I've been reading great thing about google Zurich in terms of WLB and TC.
But I also read that it is harder to team match, or that it has even an higher bar.
I just got a referral and I'm looking for a place where I can have a great WLB until I retire. I live in Munich and there is a small site here, but Zurich seems to be really great.
Should I apply to Munich and then transfer internally or even ask for team match in Zurich afterwards or apply directly to Zürich?
Of course I'm aware that I first have to pass the interview.
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On the flip side, if you join Zurich and don't like it, you can move to Munich and keep your initial grant.
In terms of HC, the bar should technically be the same everywhere, though whether that is true in practice I cannot attest to.
Anyway, my advice would be to try for Zurich first and if you don’t get matched to a team ask to switch to Munich. The stock hit of starting off in Munich is too much for that to be your plan A.