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And trust, probably the most valuable commodity. Three or four decades of proven ability to deliver, trusted relationships. Even despite all the political noi
by nandomrumber 1y ago
And trust, probably the most valuable commodity.
Three or four decades of proven ability to deliver, trusted relationships.
Even despite all the political noise.
- typpilol 1y agoThe industry basically treats any designs sent to China as a loss since they know it will be duplicated I don't think trust has much to do with it
- gffrd 1y agoI believe Parent is talking about trust in the ability to deliver on promises, not in handling of IP.
- typpilol 1y agoOh I agree. But I'd say trust is the wrong word They're reliable, but would you really trust them? I think there's a bit of nuance there to differentiate the 2 though. Maybe I'm jaded from working with overseas factories though in ways others wouldn't be.
- nandomrumber 1y agoAre you saying you don’t reverse engineer your competitors, and friends, products?
- typpilol 1y agoI'm not contracted out to build a product for these companies or people like a factory would be So not really a good comparison When you have the design it takes away alot of the need to even reverse engineer in the first place
- gffrd 11mo agoThat's a good clarification. Trust implies shared values/worldview and past experiences where outcomes match expectations. Also respect. Trust is not possible when there are regularly incongruous outcomes, or where definition of respect / values are just aren't aligned. Do you think your counterparts overseas believe themselves to be as trustable as you are, and it's just a cultural rift? Or is that too charitable?
- melagonster 1y agoIf you know it will happen, it is a part of price.
- blitzar 1y agoChina sent tiktok the the US, the gifted geniuses of silicon valley duplicated it and when their clones were garbage they just took it and said "we own this now"