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Wow, that's atrocious. You should seriously consider giving this feedback to them (if you haven't already). Even an anonymous letter would be helpful. If they'r
by vecter 13y ago
Wow, that's atrocious. You should seriously consider giving this feedback to them (if you haven't already). Even an anonymous letter would be helpful. If they're truly intent on changing their ways to value tech more, they'll take your words to heart. If not, nothing can save them.
- chris_mahan 13y agoThere are some of us who do give feedback. Nothing good has come of it so far :(
- waterlesscloud 13y agoThey're a big, established, bureaucratic company. The odds are 100:1 that they aren't truly intent to change any of their ways. The people who work at that kind of company pick them for status and/or security, not innovation and change.
- stcredzero 13y agoA big company is typically sitting on a stable formula for printing money. Why should they change? (Because the world changes and that formula isn't perfectly stable, but the problem is to get them to know that.)
- chris_mahan 13y agoBut that's how companies go out of business. They kill all the calves that compete for grass with the cash cow, and when the cash cow finally dies, they are left with no cow at all.
- jrockway 13y agoYou should have said: "the steakholders are left with no cow at all."