Blind Staff Writer

Facebook operates the largest social media network on the planet and has over 35,000 employees. In 2006, the employee count was only 150, but the company grew rapidly to keep pace with the expansion of its tremendous user base. Today, Facebook is a global brand and many people want

One of the most popular topics discussed on Blind involves layoffs and the anxiety surrounding them. This is why we recently launched an entire channel dedicated to the topic. Given the constant interest, we decided to ask our community of tech workers about their layoff anxiety at their current company.

Last year, we asked users of the Blind app to predict how well they thought their company would do in 2018. Netflix, Facebook and Adobe topped the list for the most positive outlook, while Airbnb, Snapchat and Twitch employees predicted that their company would struggle. We asked the same question,

Some of the top tech companies offer lavish perks for their employees, like free gourmet lunches, unlimited PTO, free massages and gym memberships and even egg freezing. Studies have shown that happy employees are more productive employees, so it makes sense to why tech companies invest in creating a positive

Media coverage was not kind to Facebook in 2018. Scandals about how the misuse of user data, bullying of employees, and hiring opposition research firm to investigate critics and competitors, are just a few examples. All of the negative press coverage and external pressure on Facebook last year sparked some

Amazon is the largest e-commerce company in the US, with just under 50% of market share. To handle the ever-growing demand, the company employs more than 125,000 to work in their 75 fulfillment centers and 150 warehouses. But how are they treated? Employees have complained of being