It's official: Google is the happiest place in the USA
Google has been named by Fortune as the best place to work in the US, moving up from number four in 2011, and regaining the top spot it held in 2008 and 2007. "It's important that the company be a family, that people feel that they're part of the company," Google CEO and cofounder Larry Page told Fortune, "and that the company …
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IT....
Doesn't take much to make some people happy, me I'm more complicated!
Im perfectly happy with my daily N****ern commute..
oh wait.
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Surely you know the US Republican party, and Fox wouldn't support the waterboarding of children on US soil, it'll be done in Cuba, where that place they teased shutting down once is.
Mines the one with the extraordinary rendition.
Well, Google has a built-in advantage.....
Those oompa-loompas make for a very cheerful workplace! Always singing and dancing.....
However, humans have a bit more of an attitude.
Out of the couple dozen of my non-oompa-loompa friends that went to Google over the last few years more than half have since left. So I think either the survey's criteria are wrong or they need to survey some actual humans.
Goldie
Which is more funny?:
Goldman Sachs(#33 on the list) shows "N.A." for job growth and number of US employees.
Or
Goldman Sachs is ranked just ahead of The Nugget Market.
Not just California
... Google is in the "Bay Area" which, as the local news program informed me incessantly when I was there for a few years 15 years ago, is "the best place in the world" ... and locals got a bit upset if you showed any sign of disagreeing with this self evidently correct statement
Well done Google
You just won the award for how good a company is at making its employees fill in those little forms saying how wonderful the company is.
Wait a second
Which family's values are we talking here? The Madoffs? The Kardashians? The Clintons?
Out At 5
Scott Adams got it spot-on in The Dilbert Principle nearly 20 years ago. People do a job so that they can support the stuff they like to do outside of work. My Cow Orkers, decent people as they are, are not and never will be my family.
<shudder>
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