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I think this suggests that isn’t the case. Facebook knows they can’t survive long term with that strategy and they aren’t happy stagnating, so they’re making ch
by justusthane 4y ago
I think this suggests that isn’t the case. Facebook knows they can’t survive long term with that strategy and they aren’t happy stagnating, so they’re making changes to try to attract younger users. Except they’re going to fail to do that while also driving away their existing users.
- alexashka 4y agoFacebook can not only survive, but thrive if it fires 95% of it's employees and goes git checkout facebook from 5-10 years ago. That's all it has to do to be a great, profitable, thriving business. But that's not what 95% of the employees at facebook want, for obvious reasons :) It's that classic tragedy of the commons - what a business school/marketing/advertising graduate wants is always at odds with what's good for the rest of society.