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One might ask why Mozilla needs to search for a high-level executive in the first place. Most open source projects, even very large ones, function reasonably we
by tetromino_ 1y ago
One might ask why Mozilla needs to search for a high-level executive in the first place. Most open source projects, even very large ones, function reasonably well without a hired executive - so what makes Mozilla different such that it requires this luxury good?
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- mschuster91 1y ago> Most open source projects, even very large ones, function reasonably well without a hired executive - so what makes Mozilla different such that it requires this luxury good? For a certain definition of "reasonably well", that is. And often enough, big money is at play, it's just hidden from the public eye - just look how much money IBM, RedHat, Google, Meta and other very large players spend on salaries for kernel and other OSS developers - and their managers in turn are paid the usual ridiculous executive salaries. That just doesn't show up on any public finance report.
- tiahura 1y agoThank God for Linus.