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Are you aware that several Googlers resigned after a petition signed by 10% of the entire engineering workforce was ignored by management? See https://plus.goo
by vladd 15y ago
Are you aware that several Googlers resigned after a petition signed by 10% of the entire engineering workforce was ignored by management?
See https://plus.google.com/100010618263697835406/posts/azTW8hvw7fx#100010618263697835406/posts/azTW8hvw7fx https://plus.google.com/100010618263697835406/posts/azTW8hvw... for details.
- jrockway 15y agoWould your complaint sound strange if it was worded, "Are you aware that several Googlers resigned after a petition ignored by 90% of the workforce was ignored by management?" Ultimately, some policy on some random social networking site nobody uses is not much of a big deal. If you don't like the policy, don't use Google+. Easy.
- abraham 15y ago"It seems that the G+ team is currently overwhelmed with technical issues of the current system -- that, combined with Vic's attitude, means that nymwars is not going to be addressed anytime soon. If engineers can scrape together 20% time to implement possible solutions and manage to convince decision-makers to let them roll out changes, we might see something." It sounds less like it was ignored and more like it isn't a priority for a resource stretched team.