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He was the driving force behind the site's quality. If you listened to the podcasts he did, it was obvious that he wasn't satisfied with anything less than perf
by bjwbell 12y ago
He was the driving force behind the site's quality. If you listened to the podcasts he did, it was obvious that he wasn't satisfied with anything less than perfection (in product review analysis).
Without him, at least to me, the site's value has declined significantly.
- ohitsdom 12y agoAnd being that he's a perfectionist, do you think he'd be fine with hiring people that cut corners?
- fsloth 12y agoWell, some founders manage to create a lasting culture, in some places the culture flounders but rebounds, and in others the whole thing goes down the drain of "maximizing value" after the founder exits. E.g. (while on a different scale and business area) Disney once more makes nice movies event though they went through a season of craptasia. I have no idea what the situation is with Anandtech though.
- JimmaDaRustla 12y agoExactly. He didn't leave that long ago, which makes this purchase just salt in the wound for the faithful readers. The fans of Anandtech loved the quality, not quantity of the articles. Wow, glad I got downvoted 17 fucking times for my opinion.