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Ask HN: Which companies are hiring in-person teams?
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#12Going by the top post on the front-page at the moment, Google
unless you have applied to go full remote. but don't let facts get in the way of a good ideological flame war.
They’ve also declined over 10% of the applications to go full remote. So, just because you apply doesn’t mean you will get it
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HR departments trying to get people back in the office..
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#14Go for bigger companies. Most of the actual startup-y startups figured out the release from big city rent and compensation expectations really helps them grow while staying lean.
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#15My employer, Notion Labs Inc, has open offices in San Francisco, New York, Dublin, Hyderabad and Tokyo, and plans to do Monday/Thursday in-person starting in a few months. We make a notes/wiki/tasks/organizer product that competes with Quip/Dropbox Paper/Trello/Airtable. Our engineering team culture is thoughtful, introspective, and a little bit scrappy. We’re tackling interesting challenges in these domains: a very write-heavy workload, a thick client React web app, interesting data modeling for collaborative editing. I find the work rewarding because we’re building something tons of people use every day. The business is doing well and we’re growing, but still very much a small team/start up (Careers page: https://www.notion.so/careers
My blog post about the data model: https://www.notion.so/blog/data-model-behind-notion
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#16A little out of topic. We (dyvenia) are not in SF but we hire only hybrid roles in Krakow with min 2 days of office work. While this might not help you, I just wanted to say that to us full remote doesn't work, especially in a time where senior skills are lacking and we hire people at the beginning of their carriers. We do a lot of training internally to bring people up to speed. I think the 100% remote dynamic, whic…
I disagree. I find mentoring weaker team members much easier over remote. They are not crammed into my cube trying to take notes, we can cut and paste back and forth, we can talk without disturbing the rest of the office.
I don't see the issues people keep insinuating.
Re: Ask HN: Which companies are hiring in-person teams?
#17My employer, Notion Labs Inc, has open offices in San Francisco, New York, Dublin, Hyderabad and Tokyo, and plans to do Monday/Thursday in-person starting in a few months. We make a notes/wiki/tasks/organizer product that competes with Quip/Dropbox Paper/Trello/Airtable. Our engineering team culture is thoughtful, introspective, and a little bit scrappy. We’re tackling interesting challenges in these domains: a very…
Do you hire for an open position at one location at other location?
Re: Ask HN: Which companies are hiring in-person teams?
#18My employer, Notion Labs Inc, has open offices in San Francisco, New York, Dublin, Hyderabad and Tokyo, and plans to do Monday/Thursday in-person starting in a few months. We make a notes/wiki/tasks/organizer product that competes with Quip/Dropbox Paper/Trello/Airtable. Our engineering team culture is thoughtful, introspective, and a little bit scrappy. We’re tackling interesting challenges in these domains: a very…
Do you hire for an open position at one location at other location?
Generally no, for example a Japan sales focused position needs to be filled in Tokyo. But there may be some latitude for some kinds of positions depending on requirements and the hiring manager.
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#19Re: Ask HN: Which companies are hiring in-person teams?
#20A lot of companies have "hybrid" status with a few days per week in office.