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Can we advance some kind of peace treaty? Google's philosophy is to "put users first and the rest will follow" [0] Amazon wants to be the world's most customer
by ericand 9y ago
Can we advance some kind of peace treaty?
Google's philosophy is to "put users first and the rest will follow" [0]
Amazon wants to be the world's most customer centric company. [1]
- [0] https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/the-google-way/9781593271848/pt03.html https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/the-google-wa...
- [1] https://www.amazon.jobs/working/working-amazon https://www.amazon.jobs/working/working-amazon
- alacombe 9y agoNo, Google's philosophy is to put Google first, and that's exactly as it should be. Everything else is just marketing to make their users believe they matter.
- chickenfries 9y agoWell, seemed like you worked for both of them, maybe you should write a couple letters.
- chejazi 9y agoFor posterity, profile reads: > Former Google and AWS product manager.
- 659087 9y ago> Google's philosophy is to "put users first and the rest will follow" We can file that under "Meaningless Feel-Good Corporate Propaganda", right below "Don't be evil".
- zorpner 9y agoGoogle's philosophy is to "put users first and the rest will follow" [0] Amazon wants to be the world's most customer centric company. [1] I would recommend you judge everyone, but particularly corporations, by the effect they have and not what some subset of their mouthpieces claim they are doing.
- dr1337 9y agoThe only thing both companies have in common is to grow and extract as much profits as possible. Maybe it helps them sleep better at night but don't fall for the corporate PR BS that they're changing the world for the better.
- calibas 9y agoThat's not their philosophy, that's public relations.