Nexon

I'd like to point out that those benifits aren't all that great , I get most of those from working part time as a lab assistant in college, e.g. health and life insurance, I only work as much as I want to and the lab does barbecues and stuff all the time. Honestly for most real jobs that require a college degree this is pretty standard, they don't want to lose people with degrees ( skilled workers).

[quote=Seppuku]@pr3stig3 Being a college graduate I can say that those benefits are quite nice. Look at it this way, since you made a point to point out their yearly revenue: considering the size of the company in relation to those benefits you are making out extremely well. I've worked for places that don't offer health, dental, AND vision to start off, let alone massage sessions, extended vacations and 401(k) matching program. In this economy you have to take what you can get and this is definitely a large win for benefits sir.

In regards to the college requirement, yes a company that focuses on computer science and engineering you best believe they are going to require a college degree, ESPECIALLY for those benefits. What more are you asking for out of a job? I think you are a bit confused to be honest.[/quote]

Maybe it's just me, but I'm used to benefits like those. I've worked at Morgan Stanley in Beijing, interned as a bank manager for BoA, and I'm currently a marketing intern at Arnold Worldwide. Most of my jobs covered the same benefits as Nexon, plus more. For instance, my current job at Arnold (which is in the Prudential Center, inside a mall), offers 40% discounts to [i]all[/i] of their clients, including, but not limited to, Pepsi, Jack Daniels, Progressive, CFP, OceanSpray, Volvo, Fidelity, CVS, Herseys, Panasonic, etc.. We also get 30% discounts in the Prudential Mall, since our office is an extension of the mall (I'm on the 20th floor). The job I'm looking at for graduation is at Liberty Mutual, which offers FREE life/health insurance and great benefits, including bi-yearly outings and extra days off. The starting salary for an entry level position is also $75k/year.

[quote=Pilgramage]its called dont be a hater, heard of it?

and yeah, nexons a successful company, what did you expect.[/quote]

i don't think its that succesfull...

GMS Is very.. very shaky at times

[quote=pr3stig3]Great benefits? Lmfao. Funniest thing I've seen all night.

I hope you understand that 90% of jobs out there offer:
"Health, Dental, Vision coverage*
401(k) Matching Program*
Up to 24 paid days off per year**
Week-long year end break*
Time off for weddings, parental leave"

Also, Nexon's annual profits are roughly ~$30 million a year, which is quite low when compared to other big companies out there. Not to mention, their entry positions require some sort of college background in IT, computer science and software engineering.

When you're actually in college, and looking for a job, you'll understand how crappy Nexon's benefits are.[/quote]

Looking back i know i know. But its also a thread about... How despite the fact that nexon has such... Really... really... really NOT awesome approval raters by there players.

The reason why i dub starr'd the 24 days off. Is the fact that w/ all exploits/dupes/etc this can be an issue. since we are all stuck out in the dark sometimes when cc's are crashing right and left.

or the like 2 weeks of funny servers.

etc. etc. etc The list goes on.

Massaging kinda overboard... Anf seasonal flu shots imo.

Seasonal flu shots are so you know...flu doesn't hit them hard and screw up Maple further.

I did lol at massages though.

Nexon need all these benefits, from the amount of abuse that us players give them. Not to say we are bullies or anything... o.o

Great benefits? Lmfao. Funniest thing I've seen all night.

I hope you understand that 90% of jobs out there offer:
"Health, Dental, Vision coverage*
401(k) Matching Program*
Up to 24 paid days off per year**
Week-long year end break*
Time off for weddings, parental leave"

Also, Nexon's annual profits are roughly ~$30 million a year, which is quite low when compared to other big companies out there. Not to mention, their entry positions require some sort of college background in IT, computer science and software engineering.

When you're actually in college, and looking for a job, you'll understand how crappy Nexon's benefits are.

This is honestly not unusual for larger companies to have...

Now I know why LHC monsters are affected by the anti-botting system.

Ya ... too bad ppl need to be smart to apply lol... You seriously need a hardcore background in game programming to get in... I got some exp, but it still aint enough.

Most of the one-stars are standard for companies that actually care about keeping their employees...

[quote=BardCandy]Nexon America just shows extreme incompetence in their past.[/quote]

...present AND future.

Why work for the government when you can work for Nexon America?

@bard i was meaning to talk to the guy whose like "IM A GM WHO BANS HEEKKERS"

@above. too funny too funny. Stop with all the jokes!