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That's certainly part of it. Non-profits generally cannot compete with Google in terms of cash. But are there other ways for them to try and attract or otherwi
by numbsafari 13y ago
That's certainly part of it. Non-profits generally cannot compete with Google in terms of cash.
But are there other ways for them to try and attract or otherwise develop talent? Perhaps their current model is insufficient.
It's interesting to see that Mozilla has become more involved with Samsung as a technology development partner. Perhaps that is one model.
- pja 13y agoThe Mozilla Foundation gets $300 million annually from Google: They can certainly afford to pay some developers Google level salaries if they choose to.
- numbsafari 13y agoOkay, so if it isn't about the money, then what is the reason for losing so many developers to Google? Or is the idea that Mozilla has been losing key people to Google (as mentioned in the OP) not legitimate?
- Ygg2 13y agoIf I am to hypothesize, I'd say they are tired of Mozilla's way of doing stuff. But I have to ask to put some hard data behind this, because I hear it a lot, and I don't see much evidence for it.