Do you have any data to back that up? Or just grumbles from a few employees? The people I know at Google are exceptionally talented and love it there. Still a very hard place to poach talent.
The speed of Google’s decline as a prestigious/exciting place to work reminds me of the disappearance of disposable cameras in a 24-month period growing up.
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No data. I also know lots of talented people are very happy at Google. What I’m talking about is the outside perception from my conversations with folks in tech.
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What makes you think so? (if you can share / expand)
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From my discussions, it is widely seen as a retirement home for smart people at best or a minimum security prison for geniuses at worst.
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I’d say Facebook has faced a much steeper decline over the past 24 months than Google
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Facebook seems unpopular, but I’m not sure is “unimpressive” (if that’s the right word).
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Not google’s decline (yet) - google’s decline as an exciting place to work.
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It’s become the tech equivalent of McKinsey.
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Like many large companies, Google focuses heavily on college recruiting, capturing the most naive job seekers. The median tenure is 14 months, think of who remains.
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