Where do you live if you work at Google Mountain View?

Originally Answered: Where do the majority of Google’s Mountain View employees live? It’s hard to tell where majority of them live without official stats. But a lot of them live around the valley. A good chunk live in San Francisco, a lot in San Jose and other SV areas.

Where do googleplex employees live?

The Googleplex is located between Charleston Road, Amphitheatre Parkway, and Shoreline Boulevard in north Mountain View, California close to the Shoreline Park wetlands. Employees living in San Francisco, the East Bay, or South Bay may take a free Wi-Fi-enabled Google shuttle to and from work.

What cities does Google have offices in?

Google Office Locations

• Mountain View, CA, US (HQ) 1600 Amphitheatre Pkwy.
• Ann Arbor, MI, US. 2300 Traverwood Dr.
• Atlanta, GA, US. 10 10th St NE.
• Austin, TX, US. 500 W 2nd St #2900.
• Boulder, CO, US. 2600 Pearl St.
• Boulder, CO, US. 2930 Pearl St.

What percentage of Google employees work from home?

Now, Google expects that 60\% of its employees will be on site for a few days a week, with 20\% working in new office locations and 20\% working from home, Google CEO Sundar Pichai wrote in an email to employees, noting that most employees would like to be on campus sometimes.

When will Google employees be back in the office?

Employees can keep working from home through September, a spokesperson told CNBC in an email. Google’s temps, vendors and contractors — nearly half of the company’s workforce as of 2018, according to the Guardian — will probably be in the office on the same days as their teams, the spokesperson wrote.

How many days can you work from another location at Google?

Any given Google employee can now temporarily work for four weeks per year from a location other than their assigned office, an increase from two weeks, Pichai wrote. Some employees might need to be at their facilities more than three days per week because of their roles, he wrote.

Is it better to work from a Home Office or office?

A home office can have many perks, but living and working under the same roof can also become uninspiring (and even tedious) if you don’t make time in your schedule for a change of scenery. Working from an alternate location can reenergize your productivity, reduce boredom, and make you less likely to procrastinate.