tech people , always complaining about pay and never happy
I wonder if their attrition rate has actually changed, or they are just whining. Google employees seem to be chronic complainers.
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Is because of the open culture advocated by the founders. Naive of them, canât deal with the openness, pass the baton to Sundar. Is ok when the size is small, openness is not suitable for large companies, need some regimentation and structure.
âDonât be evilââŚ
At least Amazon doesnât pretend to not be evil.
Corporations goals are just one - to make money for shareholders/owners âwithin the laws of the countries they operate inâ. Itâs not a moral test but a legal one.
Btw, I agree with your statement quoted above.
YouTube Says It Is Gaining on TikTok in Short-Video Race
Alphabetâs Google discloses Shorts monthly viewership for first time amid heightened competition from TikTok and Instagram Reels
Canât these celebrities find a low ego partner? One mountain canât have two tigers!
I disagree with the sentiment in the captions of the chart. Sure, Googleâs revenue is still mostly search, but its other bets, most notably Youtube and Google Cloud, have grown pretty well. Just that its original search business is a phenomenally good one shouldnât detract from these other âside betsâ.
I would love to see the same chart for spending. Thatâs the real issue. They are spending tons on the âOtherâ and havenât really hit on anything. Theyâve spent billions acquiring Motorola, Nest, etc and ran them into the ground. In 2008, Appleâs biggest revenue product was iMac. Imagine where Apple would be today if that was still true.
Macs wasnât a great business. A fairer comparison for Apple would be the iPhone. I donât think Apple will ever grow out of its dependence on iPhone. The much ballyhooed service segment is still mostly the software revenue of the iPhone.
Google tried lots of things. Quite a few grew to billion users platforms: Gmail, Chrome browser, Android, Youtube etc. Sure, it had lots of flops as well, like the never ending editions of chat apps. I think the homeruns it had more than make up for the failures.
Phone has been less than 50% of revenue for awhile⌠Youâve also been predicting the demise of iPhone for years.
Take a look at the services revenue and tells me how much of it comes from iPhone.