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But wouldn't that technically apply to only those working at Google, not the other Alphabet companies? Not that it really matters, both are utterly without mean
by FussyZeus 9y ago
But wouldn't that technically apply to only those working at Google, not the other Alphabet companies? Not that it really matters, both are utterly without meaning. I was just using it to show how their corporate personality has changed over the years.
- polishTar 9y agoThat's a really silly way of doing it then. Besides, "do the right thing" is more restrictive than just "don't be evil"
- ocdtrekkie 9y ago"Do the right thing" for whom? Making money is definitely doing the right thing... for Google's bottom line.
- magicalist 9y ago"Don't be evil" to whom? Making money is definitely not evil...for Google's bottom line. This is a silly game. Proof by corporate motto.
- mrep 9y agoThat's Amazon's strategy, where half of the leadership principles contradict the other half so there is always a way you can spin something.