A day in the life working at the Atlanta Google office. Sheesh

[DonB90]

Feminist movement and tech done bloated the workforce with these meaningless overcompensated jobs. Thats life tho

 

[Silver Surfer]

Private office?

Bytch please

 

[Maliciouslarynx]

I work in tech. She likely got this signed off from marketing to causally create this and make it feel like a normal vid but it's really a passive way to naturally advertise the perks of being a Googler

 

[AAKing23]

She ain’t do a lick of any real work

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

Shorty seems annoying af.

 

[Insensitive]

Idk what she does at Google but it must be nice.

I wish I could do half that shyt when there's down time in the office.

 

[Geek Nasty]

getting paid to eat must be nice

A lot of companies realized you provide food you keep your employees on site and back in their offices faster

 

[cyndaquil]

A lot of companies realized you provide food you keep your employees on site and back in their offices faster

Yep and you'll even stay later hours because you can always just eat dinner or breakfast there.
If you're at the office even if you're not actively doing work it will always be at the back of your mind and thus may propel you to work more hours than normal just by being there.

It's genius actually.

 

[IIVI]

I used to want to really work at Google as an engineer, but the fact they went hybrid is a dealbreaker

I’m never going back to working in an office or lab that’s not physically located in my house.

I see these videos as I work from home and am not jealous at all. I am happy she's happy though.

If anything me working from home is making those people working at those offices jealous.

I have my rule, I keep it simple and I don't settle:

100% Remote Work or it's a pass for me.

 

[cyndaquil]

I used to want to really work at Google as an engineer, but the fact they went hybrid is a dealbreaker.

Those big tech companies have those giant campuses they invested in. I expect they really want people in there by design for whatever productivity reasons they had them built

 

[Buddy]

We got snacks at the house.
Keep the job but I'll consider the lady

 

[IIVI]

Those big tech companies have those giant campuses they invested in. I expect they really want people in there by design for whatever productivity reasons they had them built

Crazy thing is the 3rd most successful company in the world, probably the one who’s made the biggest leap these last few years is NVIDIA and they’re 100% remote while making delicate physical products.

Although you don't have to be somewhere physically to engineer chips, employees at other companies need to really question why they're going into an office if they don't even have a physical product.

Spoiler: Remote work leading to the best product of the company's history? Ask other companies and they'd say that'd be impossible.

Why are these companies who have nothing physical, require their employees to do nothing physical and are building nothing physical asking their workers to come into an office?

People must not stop asking that question.

 

[ThrobbingHood]

I can’t wait for the day content creators no longer exist.

 

[IIVI]

I remember when Google used to be the highly desirable employer.



NVIDIA is really the creme de la creme now of these companies. Actually treating employees like people.

Google at this point is basically hiring interviewees NVIDIA have turned down. They're not top talents' #1 pick anymore and the people they probably hiring are always checking back to see if NVIDIA has openings.

Also like other people mentioned, that definitely seemed like a planned Google ad/plant.

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

google doesn't make an office like that so nobody will show it off. just say yall jealous and go back to your cubicles