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I have no data to back this up, but if I had to bet I’d guess that the large majority of Meta employees - along with shareholders - are also strongly opposed to
by mikebenfield 4y ago
I have no data to back this up, but if I had to bet I’d guess that the large majority of Meta employees - along with shareholders - are also strongly opposed to the company’s new focus.
- ericlippert 4y agoI do have data to back this up for employees. You'd win that bet. Shareholders, I have no data on that.
- renewiltord 4y agoThat would be normal, wouldn't it? It's the classic example in The Innovator's Dilemma. The incumbent has a lot of pressures trying to keep it doing what it was doing.
- i_like_apis 4y agoWell, there are plenty of talented engineers who would be happy to work on AR and VR … You are off though. I know plenty of Meta people both inside and outside of the Reality Labs division and they love it. No offense, but “I have no data to back this up, but … (shareholders and employees of a company I don’t have inside knowledge of think X)” is lame discourse.
- mikebenfield 4y agoWell, there’s two different angles here. I also might really enjoy working in AR/VR, but I’m almost certain that heading this way is a catastrophically bad business decision for Meta and will likely lead to worse outcomes for most of its employees. As for my comment being “lame discourse”, fair enough, but why does that apply to my comment and not the one I was replying to?