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If an organisation gets to a certain size, is it inevitable that it will eventually turn bad and disregard it's end-users' interests? Is this just the nature o
by lwhi 8y ago
If an organisation gets to a certain size, is it inevitable that it will eventually turn bad and disregard it's end-users' interests?
Is this just the nature of the beast?
- tyingq 8y ago"The goals of the advertising business model do not always correspond to providing quality search to users." http://infolab.stanford.edu/~backrub/google.html http://infolab.stanford.edu/~backrub/google.html
- perfunctory 8y agoYou are getting it backwards. Google regards its end-users interests alright. You are just misunderstanding who the end-users are.
- lwhi 8y agoClients vs. livestock maybe ..
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- tumetab1 8y agoNot evil, just less intelligent. In a small company every manager can weight more factors. As it gets bigger and specialization grows a manager must reduce what it considers to focus on more specific tasks. In a small company, a development manager can weight privacy concerns and use it judgment to change features. In a bigger company the development manager must delivery whatever it reaches him as a request, only the privacy department can make decisions regarding that.