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I think you underestimate how political Google has become internally.
by mrosett 7y ago
I think you underestimate how political Google has become internally.
- dralley 7y agoThe extent to which Google and Microsoft have switched places from where they were a decade ago is hilarious. https://amp.businessinsider.com/images/50a25c45eab8ea8c41000000-480-359.jpg https://amp.businessinsider.com/images/50a25c45eab8ea8c41000...
- Qub3d 7y agoHah, I love that comic. Here's the full one: https://bonkersworld.net/organizational-charts https://bonkersworld.net/organizational-charts
- tazjin 7y agoThat comic, by the way, is one of Manu Cornet's Goomics (i.e. originally Google-internal comics).
- dredmorbius 7y agoGoogle hasn't replaced Microsoft. It's joined it.
- Jamwinner 7y agoThe irony of an AMP link..
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- Aperocky 7y agoI picture search engine team laughing secretly (or openly?) looking at this post? Is that an accurate imagination? I don't work at google so I have no idea of knowing what it's like.
- pinewurst 7y agoWhy? They're the people (including ads) that keep the company afloat. GCP is just another sideshow, albeit a large one.
- foobiekr 7y agoFor one thing, there is a lot of resentment about their lower quality bar. I am not a googler and never have been, but GCP has hired a lot of people I wouldn't hire even on a dare.
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- xvector 7y agoIronic, because GCP's user experience was great and there's some really cool tech that went into it. Turns out that setting absurdly high hiring bars doesn't mean much if you don't make products people like, and kill off the ones that people do.