Which tech company would you be most proud to work at?

Culture & Values

Facebook7%

Google45%

Amazon16%

Tesla21%

Other (please comment)9%

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Director of Network Transformation2 years ago

None of the above.  Give me a promising startup or one of the above in its early days.  

Senior Director Engineering in Travel and Hospitality2 years ago

The company I am at or where ever I have been. If it doesn't make you proud of where you are and wishful of something else I don't know how we can bring our best self anyday!

CEO in Hardware2 years ago

Any company that is on the cutting edge of a non-biased AI solution.

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CEO in Software2 years ago

How about Open AI?

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Director of Operations in Manufacturing2 years ago

Yes.  ServiceNow.  An amazing transformation.

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