Working for eBay
In 2009, eBay Inc. earned $8.7 billion in net revenue, making it one of the most profitable Internet-based companies. eBay posts new job openings nearly every day, and its employee-friendly work culture draws many recent college graduates and others to join its ranks.
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Company Profile
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As of December 2008, eBay and its subsidiaries employed approximately 16,200 people (including part-time and temporary employees) at its headquarters in San Jose, California, as well as offices in 17 other U.S. cities and 36 international cities. eBay owns many subsidiaries, including PayPal, StubHub and Half.com.
Careers
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eBay offers careers in many different fields, including customer support, finance, marketing and sales, software engineering, technical writing, mergers and acquisitions, quality insurance, product management and human resources.
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Compensation
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Salaries for individual jobs vary considerably based on position, location, industry and employee experience. A February 2010 report from the Internet job portal Simply Hired, however, estimates the average salary for eBay employees at $106,000.
Traditional Benefits
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eBay offers all employees medical coverage that begins at the date of hire, as well as dental and vision insurance. Employees also receive a flexible health spending account, life and disability insurance, a generous vacation and sick-leave package and the option to enroll in a 401(k) plan.
Nontraditional Benefits
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eBay provides its employees with unusual perks, including complimentary beverages and snacks as well as on-site ATMs, massage, dental cleanings and auto detailing and oil changes. Fitness centers are available at many eBay offices, and the company offers free workshops and classes in a variety of fields.
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