[neoveller]

I winced, because it seemed like the kind of pep-talk speech you might have to hear over and over again when you get called into a very high-level meeting without any discussion about execution, in the middle of a workday where you have code to build and ship instead. There's little here that appeals to my actual intelligence or abilities that screams "challenge". We can say we're in it for the social impact and "meaning", but if there's no succinctly-stated technical challenge to face and succeed over, there's no food on that fishing hook.

[therobot24]

totally, at first the post mentions all the benefits that come from high paying top flight places like google, and those same benefits are actually designed to keep you working. Though instead of saying what they offer, they transition to the fundamentals of their business (structured communication and involvement with business practices)... so what sets this place apart from others?