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Comment by jacob2484 | Hacker News Reader

Anything to back up your statement? I know a few folks who love working there.

I know lots of folks who hate(d) working there. Just adding my anecdata to yours.

Most people I know hate working anywhere, so that always seems like a bad metric to me on whether an employer is “good”…

At least one bar I know has a sign like the following in front:

  Hate your job? 
  There's a support group for that. 
  It's called everybody and it meets inside.

(I guess you had to be there.)

I also heard that many people would look forward to leaving after the final vesting of their initial stock grant. I remember going to someone's Tesla work anniversary party, and his teammates were like "I really hope they stay, we typically lose people after these milestones".

Wait, what? Work anniversary parties are a thing? For single digit years, and inviting people not part of that work group to?

(Like, I can understand maybe having some cake around at somebody's 30 year work anniversary, or something like that. But you appear to be describing something very different from that.)

After-party ;)

bet if you sum all the anecdote you'll find out a gaussian of opinions

The NLRB would back it up

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