>At what point is Netflix no longer considered a technology company? heh. This reminds me of "teams" where everyone is "qa" or everyone is a "developer". What'

>At what point is Netflix no longer considered a technology company? heh. This reminds me of "teams" where everyone is "qa" or everyone is a "developer". What's your mission if you're on the QA team? To QA all the things? That's not a mission. What is a "technology" company's mission? It'meaningless. Technology is just a means to an end. Consumers don't buy technology - they buy products. Netflix sells content. Using some cool tech, sure.