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Commuting to Facebook - by Alex Cornell - Very Long Press
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Much ado has been made about the tech industry's private transit system. As a passenger, it probably isn't anything like you imagine.
Commuting to Facebook Much ado has been made about the tech industry's private transit system. As a passenger, it probably isn't anything like you imagine. Alex Cornell Nov 07, 2021 39 9 Share Article voiceover 0:00 -4:39 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. It used to take me two hours to get to work. The drive from San Francisco to Facebook's Building 20 in Menlo Park winds needlessly through the city, before crawling down highway 101. It's slow going. To get to work by 9am, I needed to be stationed at the bus stop by 6:50am. Which meant I needed to wake up at 6am
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