Have a sense of humor Like the award-winning puzzle-based-shooter Portal, Valve’s Handbook for New Employees is filled with delightfully witty writing. For example, in a section of the guide ...

Valve’s ‘Handbook for New Employees’ leaked, hilarious illustrations included Today we’ve gotten a whimsical glimpse inside of Valve thanks to a leaked “Handbook for New Employees ...

Yep, you can read that now. What appears to be Valve's 2012 Employee Handbook has crept onto the web, and it's just as insightful to read as that incredible blog by Michael Abrash from last week.

with the publication of the Valve Handbook for New Employees. Subtitled "A fearless adventure in knowing what to do when no one's there telling you what to do," the handbook - first published this ...

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Unlike a traditional job where the employee is given a desk and a set of instructions from a manager, those working a Valve don't have a manager. As outlined in the handbook, hierarchy is great ...

Insiders laugh at these things." (Valve's employee handbook was leaked in 2012, which was during Geldreich's time at the company.) Some of Geldreich's comments are similar to comments Ellsworth ...

The much-circulated Valve employee handbook (PDF) explains: "Nobody 'reports to' anybody else. We do have a founder/president, but even he isn't your manager. This company is yours to steer ...

That could be seen as a testament to the company's much-publicized "flat" organizational structure, summarized in the Valve New Employee Handbook as one where "we don’t have any management ...