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The title of the article is "So this is why Siri is way behind the Google Assistant and Alexa". The submission title should be changed.
Mashable A/B tests their headlines. The original headline is one of the candidates.
Edit: Actually it happens on every refresh in Chrome as well.
You can probably point to a lot of quality failings at Apple as starting with Steve Job's death. Apparently he failed to teach and instill a culture of high quality and instead just focused on micro-managing everything himself. Steve Jobs may go down as both the best and worst CEO Apple ever had.
The title of the article is "So this is why Siri is way behind the Google Assistant and Alexa". The submission title should be changed.
>>"It was slow, when it worked at all," Williamson said. "The software was riddled with serious bugs. Those problems lie entirely with the original Siri team, certainly not me." As Steve Jobs said, once you become a VP you can’t make excuses anymore. You have crossed the Rubicon and need to start taking responsibility for the failures of your team. This guy has a lot to learn about leadership.
You can probably point to a lot of quality failings at Apple as starting with Steve Job's death. Apparently he failed to teach and instill a culture of high quality and instead just focused on micro-managing everything himself. Steve Jobs may go down as both the best and worst CEO Apple ever had.
>>"It was slow, when it worked at all," Williamson said. "The software was riddled with serious bugs. Those problems lie entirely with the original Siri team, certainly not me." As Steve Jobs said, once you become a VP you can’t make excuses anymore. You have crossed the Rubicon and need to start taking responsibility for the failures of your team. This guy has a lot to learn about leadership.
I know, right? I read this and instantly thought "man, I never want to work for this guy"!
You can probably point to a lot of quality failings at Apple as starting with Steve Job's death. Apparently he failed to teach and instill a culture of high quality and instead just focused on micro-managing everything himself. Steve Jobs may go down as both the best and worst CEO Apple ever had.
Whereas Sculley, Spindler and Amelio were a parade of failure from start to finish.
Was?
You can probably point to a lot of quality failings at Apple as starting with Steve Job's death. Apparently he failed to teach and instill a culture of high quality and instead just focused on micro-managing everything himself. Steve Jobs may go down as both the best and worst CEO Apple ever had.
Those set the tone for products and the company with users and Apple hasn’t been nearly as effective at this without him.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Mashable A/B tests their headlines. The original headline is one of the candidates.
I opened up Firefox and loaded the link and I actually saw the other headline for an instant. Edit: Actually it happens on every refresh in Chrome as well.