Youtube Instant creator gets instant job offer
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Youtube Instant creator gets instant job offer
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Re: Youtube Instant creator gets instant job offer
#2Good for him and all, even though the search results were:
1) Painfully slow compared to Instant's realtime. 2) Only one at at time. 3) Text. (People respond to visual cues, and for a vid site, better to have thumbnails display in the results with captions.)
Re: Youtube Instant creator gets instant job offer
#3Good for him and all, even though the search results were: 1) Painfully slow compared to Instant's realtime. 2) Only one at at time. 3) Text. (People respond to visual cues, and for a vid site, better to have thumbnails display in the results with captions.)
Minimum viable product, heard of it?
Re: Youtube Instant creator gets instant job offer
#4Good for him and all, even though the search results were: 1) Painfully slow compared to Instant's realtime. 2) Only one at at time. 3) Text. (People respond to visual cues, and for a vid site, better to have thumbnails display in the results with captions.)
He made it in a day.
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#5Yes, we know, we know - the existing discussion is at #5 on the front page.
Re: Youtube Instant creator gets instant job offer
#6Good for him and all, even though the search results were: 1) Painfully slow compared to Instant's realtime. 2) Only one at at time. 3) Text. (People respond to visual cues, and for a vid site, better to have thumbnails display in the results with captions.)
Minimum viable product, heard of it?
Functionality, heard of it?
Re: Youtube Instant creator gets instant job offer
#7Is YouTube exempt from Google's lengthy indirect hiring processes?
Re: Youtube Instant creator gets instant job offer
#8Good for him and all, even though the search results were: 1) Painfully slow compared to Instant's realtime. 2) Only one at at time. 3) Text. (People respond to visual cues, and for a vid site, better to have thumbnails display in the results with captions.)
He made it in a day.
And I’m sure they'll give him time to work it out further, but is this the innovation YouTube is looking for? Hard to believe their UX people and dev teams haven’t already toyed with something like this.