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And this is why hardware is hard; it requires good engineering culture. Unfortunately, being meticulous is directly opposed to profit. You have look at the lik
by nomel 4y ago
And this is why hardware is hard; it requires good engineering culture. Unfortunately, being meticulous is directly opposed to profit.
You have look at the likes of Apple to find good hardware culture, where "image" has a higher priority, allowing that engineering culture to flex a bit more than usual.
- cogman10 4y agoThe thing that sucks is a culture turning bad does not immediately result in loss of sales or revenue. Once you get big enough, your culture can decline for years or even decades. Yet in the first, second, or even third year of terrible culture changes, a business will likely be patting themselves on the backs for how fast they got stuff out the door and how much money they saved by reducing head count.