(I'm an Airbnb employee.)
Also looks like they have only staff positions available, I'm not yet at that stage haha
Before - airbnb is awesome, it's cheaper than hotels and you get a much nicer place.
Today - airbnb is so expensive. Similar price on the surface, but after random hidden feeds the price comes out way more expensive. In addition, there is the whole side of logistics (getting the key), having to take the trash out, do laundry/dishes, etc.
In my experience, the sentiment is kind of justified. Airbnb used to be the cheaper/better option, but it's kind of transformed into the more expensive option for arguably less convenience. Which sucks to say - I loved the original iteration of the service.
I do a lot of interviewing and always say, “We’re remote until we have a problem that would be best solved by not being remote. However, it’s hard to imagine a problem like that. It’s much more likely that a single person can’t handle working remotely effectively. But I don’t talk in absolutes and would never say never, always, or forever when it comes to something this important.”
Right. The lack of clear benefit has never stopped a company from making a decision before.
Gitlab & Shopify
You can run the following script in your browser console to show only the fully remote listings.
document.querySelectorAll("tr").forEach(_=>!_.textContent.includes("Fully Remote")&&_.remove())It's now hostile to seated and hybrid workers with shared everything desks (except MPK) and the looming threat of more layoffs, more Help Desk closures, microkitchen cutbacks, and shrinking meal service.
Except for lifers who just want to coast, some are eager to be laid-off as they're already looking around.
PS: Amazon corporate's idea of perks are vending machines.
Yeah sure there are plenty of issues but none of those are related to remote. It is much easier to find a remote role at Meta vs other big tech companies. In fact I just checked and a plurality of my org is remote! Obviously a big majority is in _some_ office, but people are spread out over many locations around the US/world.