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I will take this speech with a fair share of reservations. Not discrediting his ambition, but I will let time to tell. For example, Google started with 'Do No E
by happywolf 13y ago
I will take this speech with a fair share of reservations. Not discrediting his ambition, but I will let time to tell. For example, Google started with 'Do No Evil' and has (had?) decent ambitions. However as it grows and pressures start to grow from shareholders, internal war for turfs, etc, market economy is slowly but steadily gaining an upper hand. What I meant is: when a company grows to a certain size, it will slowly morph into something that cannot be changed easily. Look at MS, Zynga, Novell, IBM, HP, Intel, AMD, and so on and so forth.