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Part 2: http://blog.launch.co/blog/google-wins-everything-part-two-how-to-be-a-partner.html http://blog.launch.co/blog/google-wins-everything-part-two-h... Unf
by huckyaus 13y ago
Part 2: http://blog.launch.co/blog/google-wins-everything-part-two-how-to-be-a-partner.html http://blog.launch.co/blog/google-wins-everything-part-two-h...
Unfortunately it doesn't discuss any of the follow-up topics mentioned at the end of part 1.
- Tyrannosaurs 13y agoPart 2 is interesting though somewhat at odds with part 1. In explaining how they're blowing it he's really talking about something which seems to me at least, is fundamental to Google's culture. They've never really done support, or consultation, or partners, they've never cared about other people's issues when they kill a popular service, in short they don't really care what others think. That's given them a fantastic focus and means that theydon't get paralyzed by indecision or trying to keep everyone happy, but if that changes (and I really think it won't, I honestly think they don't care in that way) what else would changes with it and how would it impact them? Part 2 is (a part of) the answer to his questions in part 1 - why Google will win everything. They'll be wildy successful, yes, but the way they operate will always leave areas where others will be able to be more appealing, at least for some consumers.