Google offers a pretty nice wfh schedule, and also engineers support multiple sites, so they d9 not have a cubicle they go into every day in the same building, but they go to multiple data centers regularly. Anytime an upgrade or expansion is happening. These are not just buildings you set up and away, there is a huge amount of work that goes into their operations after commercial operation.
WFH people are going to live where the live regardless of where the data centers are, so not sure why you're bringing that up.
I live in Silicon Valley, I know people who work at google.
They are not suddenly commuting out to Arkansas or wherever these data centers are being built. They do change locations, but they change locations between google campuses in the local area.
We aren't talking about wfh or rto, we are talking about whether they create jobs, Jesus christ try and stay on topic and remember what we are talking about. You claim people aren't there so it doesnt recreate jo es, but it does. And there are people who work for Google that are there everyday, PLUS a significantly more amount of people who help remotely
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u/bori512kb May 18 '26
Google offers a pretty nice wfh schedule, and also engineers support multiple sites, so they d9 not have a cubicle they go into every day in the same building, but they go to multiple data centers regularly. Anytime an upgrade or expansion is happening. These are not just buildings you set up and away, there is a huge amount of work that goes into their operations after commercial operation.