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I do not understand why any company would put that on their website. It's absolutely meaningless in a vacuum. To me, it tells me "do not apply, we care about m
by SkyPuncher 6y ago
I do not understand why any company would put that on their website. It's absolutely meaningless in a vacuum.
To me, it tells me "do not apply, we care about meaningless metrics"
- strombofulous 6y agoIt's put next to "# of AltaMLers who think strawberry is the best Bubly flavour" and "% of AltaMLers who think pineapple is an acceptable pizza topping", I don't think it's supposed to be taken super seriously
- SkyPuncher 6y agoYea, but those are clearly fun and playful stats.
- strombofulous 6y agoYeah that's what I'm saying. All of them (except the one about # of countries) are just "jokes"
- MattGaiser 6y agoI don't think anyone cares about the statistic. It is probably just an easily available datapoint.
- robswc 6y agoIt's just a little "creative" thing at the bottom of the site. I think its cool. In the context of the other "fun" stats, it makes sense. If they said something like "We take slack VERY seriously, here's the numbers to prove it" I would agree.