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Facebook No Longer Best Place To Work

By Njideka Agbo
05 December 2018   |   6:00 pm
Facebook has dropped in its ranking as the best place to work, renowned job site Glassdoor has stated. The social network which ranked as number one in 2018 has dropped to number 7 in 2019 in the job site’s 100 best places to work. This year sees one tech company add to the 28 tech…

Facebook has dropped in its ranking as the best place to work, renowned job site Glassdoor has stated.
The social network which ranked as number one in 2018 has dropped to number 7 in 2019 in the job site’s 100 best places to work.

This year sees one tech company add to the 28 tech companies listed in 2018. Google ranks eight, LinkedIn six, Microsoft 34, and Apple 71. Other tech companies include HP (87) which retains a spot in the Glassdoor’s list.
The top spot on the list this year goes to management consulting firm, Bain & Company. This will make it the fourth time that Bain & Company is number one. It held the position in 2014, 2014 and 2017 and has been on the list since its inception.

(FILES) In this file photo taken on May 16, 2018 a figurine carrying the logo of social network Facebook is viewed in Paris. – Facebook said November 20, 2018 users were having trouble accessing the social network and its other applications such as Instagram, but did not explain the cause of the outages.It was the second instance in the past two weeks in which technical issues appeared to affect access to Facebook.The independent monitoring site Downdetector showed a map indicating outages affecting most parts of the world, especially in North America, Europe and Asia. The hashtag #FacebookDown was trending on Twitter. (Photo by JOEL SAGET / AFP)

The social network has found itself in several controversies in recent times including election meddling and the Cambridge Analytica scandal which led to the misuse of 87 million Facebook users accounts. Its troubles caused a drop of about 20% in one day which saw it lose more than $119 billion for the first time in the U.S. stock market history.

Moreso, some of its employees had said there is a “black people problem.” Besides this, a growing number of employees are reaching out to people to ask about jobs outside the company.

While employees gave Facebook a 4.6 out of 5 rating for its benefits, it got a 3.8 rating for the work-life balance as workers are made to work extra time, in the night and weekends.

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