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We've all seen that, but by far and away the most chaotic people at Google are the ones who think they're "fighting hate". How often do we read about some massi
by native_samples 4y ago
We've all seen that, but by far and away the most chaotic people at Google are the ones who think they're "fighting hate". How often do we read about some massive drama caused by activist employees trying to get each other fired over some perceived offense? Seems incredibly common these days. It never happened when I worked there, because we were primarily libertarian laissez-faire user-focused geeks. And yet there was also no problems with "hateful people".
Weird that, no? There was no drama or employee in-fighting, yet also no racism, sexism or homophobia. How ever did we manage that.
- aaomidi 4y agoI mean when everyone is the same, you're not going to have a lot of discussions about this. You also end up having awful products :)
- native_samples 4y agoYes. Google's first decade was notorious for their terrible products. That's why nobody used anything made by Google before 2016. Ye gods. What has become of that once great organization when this is the best response you can come up with?