> we won't allow you to sell any cloud-related services anymore until you don't have proper customer service No, they attract and select people who see the wor

> we won't allow you to sell any cloud-related services anymore until you don't have proper customer service No, they attract and select people who see the world only from an engineering perspective. Combined with Google's cultural roots that come from MIT, where projects and services are things that are funded by the government, military or megacorporations in which you can pull the plug whenever and the other side would not flinch, this makes them totally blind to the existence of humans on the other side of their services. Resulting in an false reality in which you, me and the millions of other people who depend on their services do not exist. So you see things like this happen. Things like 'deprecating' products in people's faces. Things like 'combining and merging and unmerging products because it makes more engineering sense' and creating messes like "Google Gmail Hangouts Chat Rooms Meet" or whatever they are calling the frankenstein they made by combining all those.