I imagine most are not making 300k. Also, like many things Google does, I'm guessing it's partially because scaling is becoming an issue.
It takes a while to get a space ready, and it's also not easy to just expand around existing offices when they're already quite large.
Admittedly, much of this would probably be solved if they were more OK with remote working, as there's a high emphasis on in person collaboration. I suspect they've done some studies on this matter though.
It takes a while to get a space ready, and it's also not easy to just expand around existing offices when they're already quite large.
Admittedly, much of this would probably be solved if they were more OK with remote working, as there's a high emphasis on in person collaboration. I suspect they've done some studies on this matter though.
I work for Google but opinions are my own.