' Ask anything, though controversial, is very fair and the manager will keep responding ,' wrote an employee on Glassdoor.
For people to work with the best productivity, leading companies always offer a variety of rooms and workspaces.
At Bain & Co., employees can hide in a quiet corner or on campus or sit with everyone.
Facebook and Google have a similar style of office design with many meeting rooms and rest rooms to talk to.
An ordinary counselor in Bain & Co. earned $ 140,000 with $ 30,000 in bonuses, profit sharing, dividends. Google employees also achieve that range.
At Facebook, a new engineer usually earns $ 140,000 a year. If bonuses and dividends are taken into account, the average salary can be up to 258,000 dollars.
Not only pay well salaries, these companies also care about the needs of employees in life.
Bain & Co. and Facebook gives paid 16-week maternity leave to mothers. Google gave them 18 weeks off. Fathers are also easy to take breaks when they are new or adopt children.
There are also other benefits such as egg freezing costs at Facebook and Google (for infertile couples, infertility) or 'Take Two' at Bain & Co. Give employees a 2-month break.
An ideal workplace also means that besides 10 to 12 hours of work there is a lot of free time. At Mountain View, California, Google's campus also has a volleyball court. Brain & Co. while Bain World Cup, football tournament takes place in 3 days between 1200 employees.
Doing your best to play hard is a remarkable common point
Not only is it building solidarity, these activities also help identify people who want to stay long-term with the company.
With volume, intensity and high work requirements, employees at Facebook, Google and Bain & Co. Do not suffer mental stress. There is a saying in Bain that ' A Bainie will never let another Bainie colleague fail '. This sentence means that everyone always shares responsibility to achieve success and not let anyone be abandoned.
At Google, employees also have life benefits. If anyone dies, the employee's relative will receive 50% of the decedent's salary for 10 years.
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