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Google to workers: "this is a workplace, not college."
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imagine still wanting to work for google in this, tyool 2024
google hasn't done anything even interesting nevermind not obviously shitty for what, five years?
i don't think anyone cares about what they do. they care about the money and prestige
which is why google hasn't done anything interesting in years
say what you will about the valley but this was not the prevailing attitude among computer engineers for most of its history. too many normies and business school freaks got into it
Please don't use 4chan slang you're making our side look bad
And I can guarantee you people here are anything but normal. There's a reason why women in coding jobs have gone from >30% to <20% in a few decades in the Valley
Everybody here are still reactionary incels who could never get laid if they weren't making bank
I wish my co-workers were normal people and business breaks, that would be a substantial upgrade