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This response just turns my question into: why haven't the usual ways been sufficient for the rest of the tech companies? why are the usual ways still suffici
by noorkersz 4y ago
This response just turns my question into:
why haven't the usual ways been sufficient for the rest of the tech companies?
why are the usual ways still sufficient for apple but not for the others???
- whatshisface 4y agoApple still might do a big layoff.
- toyg 4y agoFrom what I read, Apple has never been ashamed of running on a model that clearly states "this is not a democracy, Dear Leader has all the power". Because they can attract talent on an ideological level, they just don't need to care on a day to day level. See also all the military-level secrecy, cult-like behavior, etc etc. Other companies try to mealy-mouth their way around the facts of life, most of the time, because they have an "evil" image so wouldn't be able to recruit otherwise.
- soiler 4y agoI think it's not as simple as "action x => result y". it's a messy art more than a science. Apple is trying x, y, and z. Google tried a, b, and c. Both companies have different circumstances, different employees, different shareholder mandates, etc. And of course every CEO would like to be the one who solves Industry-Wide Problem in the best way (less public backlash, more savings, whatever your metric is)