Apparently it's pretty much the coolest place in the world.
Ever since Netflix’s awesome vacation policy was revealed to the public (basically, there is no policy, it’s take the time you think you need), the company’s work policies have been of interest to people. A new 128-page presentation called "Reference Guide on our Freedom & Responsibility Culture" was recently sent around the company, and then put on SlideShare, where the blog Hacking Netflix found it.
Does seem very cool. I wonder, though, when the Netflix juggernaut slows down, which is already happening as execs at the company are sweating the gradual demise of the DVD, if those "cool" rules will be rescinded. It's not without precedent: five years ago, friends of mine loved working at Starbucks. Today, as that company is mired in the recession, you don't see many chipper clerks there.
