Lots of marketing coming from the Netflix CEO lately. Anyone notice a similar trend?
Netflix CEO explains why he pays technologists huge salaries
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#22I never understood why Netflix frequently gets mentioned in the same context as Apple, Google, and Amazon. I think I hear more about it than Microsoft on here. Can anyone explain this to me? Surely they aren't the only newish company that tries to employ smart people by paying well.
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#23Color me dubious on this fella's assertions after his tirade against remote work.
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#25lol they’re comparing it to disney and amazon. plenty of other companies pay the same or more than netflix
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#26lol they’re comparing it to disney and amazon. plenty of other companies pay the same or more than netflix
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#27Of course, since "productivity" in software is completely subjective, every claim of higher productivity attributable to whatever cause is by definition correct.
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#28I have no opinion on Disney, as it's not available in my country, but generally for me Netflix's latency from the play button is much better than youtube's or HBO Go's. HBO's app / web page is full of bugs that would be probably easy to fix (it gets stuck even after I turn my new Samsung TV off and on again, I need to force quit the app). At the same time while youtube offline video watching always works for me on my…
I loved Designated Survivor but HoC is still better imo. Would love to find some new political dramas!
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#29I never understood why Netflix frequently gets mentioned in the same context as Apple, Google, and Amazon. I think I hear more about it than Microsoft on here. Can anyone explain this to me? Surely they aren't the only newish company that tries to employ smart people by paying well.