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I'm still pissed at Google for falling into this. From a company that prides itself on not being evil, it was clearly an evil practice. I'm not too pissed tho
by snarfy 11y ago
I'm still pissed at Google for falling into this. From a company that prides itself on not being evil, it was clearly an evil practice. I'm not too pissed though. I understand Steve had his distortion bubble and Larry had stars in his eyes. It's sad to see the integrity break down. It makes me not trust Google to always do the right thing because I don't trust Larry to.
- wcummings 11y ago>From a company that prides itself on not being evil Does it, though?
- mtgx 11y agoNot for a few years at least. Now they're all "well...evil is kind of a relative term."
- cryoshon 11y ago"Don't be evil" is just a slogan. Same as any other company's slogan. There isn't any integrity to begin with unless there's a market incentive for it, and there isn't.
- crdoconnor 11y agoI like to think they were just being sarcastic.
- retbull 11y agoI feel like at first it probably was a very good slogan. The founders were interested in following through but as they got further and further form their employees the numbers just looked too nice. This does not excuse they for being assholes but I can see how it happened.