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> The "different = inferior argument" is strongly implied. Is it? For the average person working at a big company it is much more important to have a good fun

> The "different = inferior argument" is strongly implied. Is it? For the average person working at a big company it is much more important to have a good fun team than a productive team. After all a fun happy team benefits me on a day to day level whereas if company profit jumps 20% I'm unlikely to see any benefit. The exceptions are a few tech giants who hand out lots of stock.

xapata 9y ago
> Is it? Yes. In the memo, at least.
- throwanem 9y ago
  Where? How? In what words?
  - xapata 9y ago
    Implication means not explicit. Thus it's up to your interpretation. The context also can affect the implications, including the author's actions after the publication (his interviews on YouTube).
    - throwanem 9y ago
      So I should prefer your interpretation over my own because...?
      - xapata 9y ago
        I wouldn't expect you to. Inference of tone and context is often quite subjective. I won't bother arguing it beyond pointing out that there can be reasonable differences if opinion.