What it's REALLY like to work at Facebook, the best place to work in the US
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• Job site Glassdoor has declared Facebook to be the most desirable place to work.
• Employees cited the tech giant's impact, culture, perks, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg as huge draws.
• Business Insider spoke with two Facebook employees to get a better sense of what it's like to work at the tech giant.
It's official - Facebook is the best place to work in the US.
Glassdoor just came out with it's annual ranking, and employees say they love the tech giant's mission, culture, perks, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
To see what the big deal is all about, Business Insider spoke with two Facebook employees, product design engineering director Caitlin Kalinowski and prototyping engineer Spencer Burns.
Kalinowski works for the company's virtual reality division Oculus. Her team is responsible for designing and helping to manufacture the physical parts that go into making Oculus products.
Burns works in Area 404, the company's hardware lab. He helps engineers design and manufacture prototypes using CnC machines, 3D printers, and other advanced technologies.
Here's what they had to say about what it's really like to work at Facebook:
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