The people running that site turned it into such a hostile and toxic place, to the point they probably pushed a lot of people out of engineering.

Just completely condescending and rude jannies who were taking out their anger from being bullied in high school on unsuspecting beginners.

They’re getting what they deserve and I’m savoring every second of their downfall.

When I left, I wrote a pretty negative review on Glassdoor about what I felt was a toxic work environment.

At the time I submitted my review, there were probably about 10 reviews for the company.

The very next day after my review was posted, about 7 positive reviews popped up. Obviously pretty suspicious behavior, but when I contacted Glassdoor they said there was no issue.

A week later my own review was removed for a generic content policy violation.

Goes without saying I don't trust Glassdoor for much.

Despite the reductiveness of your argument there are things people value more than just buying a big house.

The quality of life you get In Europe is superior in my opinion to the one in America. The way cities are laid out and the pervasiveness of public transit allows for a better social life.

I could go on and on but if you're going to be on this forum and engage with others you should adjust your attitude.

Every time I've visited Europe I'm reminded of how money really doesn't buy happiness as cliche as thet sounds.