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development process

clear requirements 2.0
design and planning 4.0
quality assurance 4.0
automated testing 3.0
peer review 4.0
development environment 4.0
development hardware 3.0
physical workspace 4.0
infrastructure and support 4.0
issue tracking 4.0
source control 4.0
product quality 4.0

culture

cultivation of creativity 4.0
mitigation of risk 4.0
reasonable workload 3.0
prevention of crunch time 2.0
hitting deadlines 3.0
taking responsibility 3.0
development autonomy 3.0
keeping ego in check 4.0

compensation

salary 4.0
health coverage 4.0
paid time off 4.0
snacks 4.0
other perks 4.0

organization

advancement opportunities 4.0
employee retention 4.0
hiring process 4.0
quality of development management 4.0
quality of upper management 4.0
quality of developers 4.0
team-to-team communication 3.0
internal team communication 4.0
management-developer communication 4.0

general

location 4.0
nearby food 4.0
business model 4.0
cool technology 4.0
vision and strategy 4.0
warm fuzzy feeling 4.0
overall 3.5

preferences

casual dress code 4.0
use of Free Software unrated
development of Free Software unrated
use of GNU/Linux unrated
use of Mac OS unrated
use of Solaris unrated
use of Windows unrated
use of BSD unrated
use of Python unrated
use of Perl unrated
use of Ruby unrated
use of Lisp unrated
use of Java unrated
use of C# unrated
use of Objective-C unrated
use of C unrated
use of C++ unrated
use of PHP unrated
use of ASP unrated
use of legacy languages unrated
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Google Inc.

Google, perhaps best known for its web search engine, generates most of its revenue by delivering online advertising to its users.

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  • 4.0 Good posted on May 27, 2009

    Good

  • 3.0 adsfh posted on June 14, 2007

    In your comment, discuss the following: What's good about this employer? What's bad? Why?

  • 4.0 4 posted by javaman on June 03, 2007

    sounds like a good place to work. I will visit the HR employment listings

  • 4.0 wow...breath of fresh air posted by chorizopie on March 02, 2007

    I've worked at a few big software companies, a few of which were startups (emphasis on "were"). Google has been the best place to be an engineer. True, I don't feel as smart as I used to, and it's not easy impressing people in the workplace, but I get the support I need to focus on my work, I'm constantly learning, and the benefits and perks are nothing short of amazing. My only complaint is in compensation -- I would be making more if I stayed at more...

  • 4.0 Great place to work posted on November 27, 2006

    A few of the great things about working at Google:
    1) Huge emphasis on good code design -- stringent internal code style standards for uniformity, mandatory peer code review process, etc. -- makes it much easier to deal with code you didn't write yourself.
    2) Lightweight managerial structure; while I have spent some time dealing with managerial bureaucracy, most of my time is spent writing code, and the sort of nonsense I've heard of at other companies -- more...

  • 4.0 Best work environment ever posted on November 26, 2006

    I've worked before at a number of companies, varying in size from 10 to 100,000 employees, and Google beats them all.

  • 4.0 definitely recommended posted on September 16, 2006

    I haven't worked too many other places, but I have no intentions of leaving.

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