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Life At a top tech Company

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Casual Attitude:

Software Companies like Google and Microsoft are youthful- at heart, if not in actuality. They scorn the stuff like suits, trousers and ties and elect to wear just jeans and t-shirts. In-fact, this casual attitude is so potent that it’s pervaded even the social scenes of tech hubs. Only a few handful companies other than software companies would allow jeans and t-shirts.

Perks:          

Desperate to attract and retain the best and the brightest, tech firms shower their employees with perks. Microsoft offers free drinks, a heavily discounted gym membership, and all the expenses paid health care plan. While Google are one Step ahead of Microsoft in this matter, they offer free sodas, breakfast, lunch, dinner, free gym membership, on-site pool and gym, Deluxe health care plan.
Of course, cynics argue that these things are really just a way to trick the employees into staying in the company for a longer period of time.

Work & Life Balance:

There is a severe shortage of engineers in the United States forces Companies to take good care of their employees. They would lose too many qualified candidates otherwise.


Workers are encouraged to find a reasonable work/life balance like a 9 to 5 one. In which you can spend your time with your family and do some other things too.

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