An inside look at Yandex.ru's offices
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An inside look at Yandex.ru's offices
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Re: An inside look at Yandex.ru's offices
#2http://media.englishrussia.com/ya/0_59819_f6ec66d1_orig.jpg
Looks like "Russian" from some Hollywood movies. Not a single word in real Russian :-)
Re: An inside look at Yandex.ru's offices
#3http://media.englishrussia.com/ya/0_59819_f6ec66d1_orig.jpg Looks like "Russian" from some Hollywood movies. Not a single word in real Russian :-)
at least the alphabet is right :) the rest looks pretty believable though, makes me wonder what that text is supposed to represent
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#4http://media.englishrussia.com/ya/0_59819_f6ec66d1_orig.jpg Looks like "Russian" from some Hollywood movies. Not a single word in real Russian :-)
Pretty sure those are all acronyms.
Re: An inside look at Yandex.ru's offices
#5As fantastic as this office is, I'd hate to work in a environment where anybody can freely look over my shoulder at any time. I'll take privacy and a dull office over this any time. We've managed to satisfy this concern (http://www.mojalbum.com/popcom/popcom-office) and I'm really happy about our office.
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#6Wow, they're just like us!
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#7Love the plants and the open floor plan. Time to ditch the fluorescents though. That is a deal killer.
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#8As fantastic as this office is, I'd hate to work in a environment where anybody can freely look over my shoulder at any time. I'll take privacy and a dull office over this any time. We've managed to satisfy this concern ( http://www.mojalbum.com/popcom/popcom-office ) and I'm really happy about our office.
Who cares about privacy at work?
I highly doubt they have HR walking around trying to catch people viewing something inappropriate.
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#9The images looked like they had been badly scaled with nearest neighbor in Chrome, so I reopened the page in Firefox, then looked at the original image.
Sure enough, when the photographer took the original image off their camera and scaled it down for the web, they used a low quality interpolation. For some reason. Damned unprofessional.