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I think you're reading way too far into it being about a specific company. A number of companies people love to like/hate could fall into the specifics she list
by yareally 13y ago
I think you're reading way too far into it being about a specific company. A number of companies people love to like/hate could fall into the specifics she lists, depending on one's views. It's like a crystal ball or clouds in the sky--one sees what they wish to see.
Guessing the actual company, if there is one, is kind of disingenuous to the article's message itself though, since it is good depiction of the "ideal" company most of us would want to avoid.
- sses 13y agoContext is everything here. There may be a number of companies that fit the pattern, and she could be speaking hypothetically, but Rachel worked at Google and has an axe to grind.
- epochwolf 13y agoMy assumption is based on the author's previous writings. While it can be applied to many companies, google is the best fit for companies she has talked about.