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a) Quite possible. I think he had an NDA with them. b) No, I think he gets VR/AR, he had some interesting points and claimed to spend his entire workday with va
by jboggan 9y ago
a) Quite possible. I think he had an NDA with them.
b) No, I think he gets VR/AR, he had some interesting points and claimed to spend his entire workday with various VR/AR devices (lots of early prototypes)
Your analysis of Magic Leap's employees is really interesting though, how complete do you think it was? I mean they must have more than 20 engineers working on it, what percentages did the employees break down into in terms of engineering, design/visual arts, office staff, etc.?
- johansch 9y agoI didn't create a detailed breakup by field. The number of about 20 (very rough number) that I mentioned was for the number of hardware/optics people. There are a shitload of VFX/HR people/people managers though.
- DonHopkins 9y agoI have heard from someone I trust who worked there, that the office is very crowded, noisy and chaotic, and it's difficult to get any work done because there are so many people chattering and having phone calls and meetings. The term "turkey farm" came to mind.