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I will explain what I think from the point of view of an engineer: none of the companies inspired me to apply for a job to work for them. Probably the problem i
by tlogan 15y ago
I will explain what I think from the point of view of an engineer: none of the companies inspired me to apply for a job to work for them. Probably the problem is that I'm not smart enough to see the grand vision: the vision of these companies is just not clear for mortals like me.
For example, I was hoping to see something like Word Lens on iPhone: I can see how they can rule the world. That is something frighteningly ambitious.
- justin 15y agoHow has Word Lens taken over the world? It is an awesome technology, but there are many awesome technologies, and not many of them become amazing businesses. (However, that said, there are awesome technologies like the Word Lens in this class of YC). When Facebook started off people just said it was MySpace for college students. Those with imagination that joined early now reap the benefits of vision.
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- mattmanser 15y agoVision? For a third generation social network? I certainly wouldn't use that word. You wouldn't say a dating site had vision. Facebook falls in that category. Awesome achievement, but no real vision and it's going into no other fields, like google did for example.
- pg 15y agoLike I keep saying, the descriptions she's writing about were not meant to sell people on the company's vision, but simply to help investors remember which was which.
- RuggeroAltair 15y agoAlthough I don't mean that the other ones aren't worth working for, I'd say I'm surprised that you don't think Flutter is an interesting company to work for. It seems like it could be a very exciting playground for an engineer.