They're mostly soydevs, not network engineers.
this post was submitted on 12 Mar 2024
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The solution is more Unifi hotspots
Just make every ceiling tile and outlet have one and you'll have all the coverage you will ever need
This is correct. As the article says employees are using their phones as hotspots so it's not as if it's a Faraday cage. Their IT guy should do a Wi-Fi site survey and install a few AC Pros.
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Googlers assigned to the building are making do with Ethernet cables,
If I'm working at a desk, then I'd definitely rather have a cable than rely on wireless, regardless of the roof structure.
Reminder: this is the company that holds a monopoly on the internet and dictates web standards.
I would say aws is super important too lol