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Is it just me, or is it suddenly the cool thing to slap "labs" on the back of a company's name to make it sound more professional? They've turned away from an
by kunai 13y ago
Is it just me, or is it suddenly the cool thing to slap "labs" on the back of a company's name to make it sound more professional?
They've turned away from an interesting name that describes and differentiates themselves into a bland and boring "Rosa Labs."
Hmmm. Soylent, vs Rosa Labs.
I damn well know which one I'd pick.
- freehunter 13y ago"Labs" has been around forever to indicate a R&D company. Bell Labs was founded in 1925, and I'm willing to bet it wasn't the first "labs" company. Picking a more professional name may make it easier to get funding and be taken seriously.
- bestest 13y agoI think "research facility" sounds way cooler. as in "black mesa research facility".