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I want XBOX to be one of the few companies that entertains more than a billion people each day "more than a billion"? What are we doing here? Do you have any i
by 12_throw_away 3mo ago
I want XBOX to be one of the few companies that entertains more than a billion people each day
"more than a billion"? What are we doing here? Do you have any idea what your target market is? Surely someone in your organization can provide you with a good stretch goal ... >10% of all humans using an XBox daily is not that.
Seriously, I cannot fathom why you would say this. Innumeracy? Narcissistic delusion? Stealth launch for a new industrial human cloning project?
- babelfish 3mo agoThere are approx ~3 billion "gamers" worldwide, why shouldn't Xbox set a goal of 1/3 of them using their platform?
- summarybot 3mo ago"Let's go from 1 in 15 gamers to 1 in 3 gamers" sounds nice, probably gonna need employees for that!
- Jare 3mo agoYou need the right products and services. If you know what those are, then you need employees to build them. Until you figure out what those are, you are (sadly) better off with fewer people.
- summarybot 3mo agoYeah this lightweight startup could really use some guidance on how to make products with global reach it's a pity they don't have any experience with that.
- hbcdbff 3mo agoYou even felt the need to use quotes yourself.
- mghackerlady 3mo agoBecause approximately most of them exclusively play mobile games
- WorldMaker 3mo agoWhich to be fair Xbox still owns King and thus Candy Crush.
- NeutralCrane 3mo agoI’m guessing 90% of them are mobile gamers exclusively, so no, that is not realistic
- bluescrn 3mo agoYet the biggest selling console of all time, the PS2, sold 160 million units.
- tom_ 3mo agoXBOX here presumably refers to the entire division, so it's not limited to just people playing on the games console.
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- cardy31 3mo agoCandy Crush is probably the majority of that.
- Alien1Being 3mo agoAsha Sharma needs to keep her bosses happy. Spinning fiascos as opportunity is standard practice.