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Which of their own projects took off? E.g. Android and Maps were acquisitions IIRC. Maybe Google+?
Chromebook? Their cloud? However, you need vision to know which company to acquire, too.
Google is no longer on Glassdoor's best places to work list. Best Places to Work 2023: 1. Gainsight 2. Box 3. Bain & Company 4. McKinsey & Company 5. NVIDIA 6. MathWorks 7. Boston Consulting Group 8. Google 9. ServiceNow 10. In-N-Out Burger Best Places to Work 2024: 1. Bain & Company 2. NVIDIA 3. ServiceNow NOW 4. MathWorks 5. Procore Technologies 6. In-N-Out Burger 7. VMware VMW 8. Deltek 9. 2020 Companies 10. Fidel…
Google is no longer on Glassdoor's best places to work list. Best Places to Work 2023: 1. Gainsight 2. Box 3. Bain & Company 4. McKinsey & Company 5. NVIDIA 6. MathWorks 7. Boston Consulting Group 8. Google 9. ServiceNow 10. In-N-Out Burger Best Places to Work 2024: 1. Bain & Company 2. NVIDIA 3. ServiceNow NOW 4. MathWorks 5. Procore Technologies 6. In-N-Out Burger 7. VMware VMW 8. Deltek 9. 2020 Companies 10. Fidel…
What do we do with this info? Is In-N-Out hiring SWEs ?
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Gmail
Then Microsoft, Netflix, FB, Apple, Dell, HP, Xerox would look like genius and way more excessively innovative if you can only name, gmail. Even that was a bit copy from yahoo and outlook mail back then. Plus, you have just indirectly praised Marrisa for her greatness involving in gmail back then.
You sound like a twat.
Google is no longer on Glassdoor's best places to work list. Best Places to Work 2023: 1. Gainsight 2. Box 3. Bain & Company 4. McKinsey & Company 5. NVIDIA 6. MathWorks 7. Boston Consulting Group 8. Google 9. ServiceNow 10. In-N-Out Burger Best Places to Work 2024: 1. Bain & Company 2. NVIDIA 3. ServiceNow NOW 4. MathWorks 5. Procore Technologies 6. In-N-Out Burger 7. VMware VMW 8. Deltek 9. 2020 Companies 10. Fidel…
What do we do with this info? Is In-N-Out hiring SWEs ?
I admit that I never understood what was going on with Google's voice assistant. As a user for the past 4-5 years or so (mainly using smart home devices), it hasn't shown improvement in quality; at times, it even seems to regress. What were all those people doing day to day??? This is a serious question. I remember thinking the same thing about Twitter: Why do they have all those employees? And, with an 80% reduction…
Have you ever thought that perhaps the quality of the work done by the people that Musk let go might have anything to do with that?
If the foundation is solid, then there is nothing saying that a skeleton crew couldn't keep the lights on for a while.
Until such a time when some major incident happens. Then the remaining workforce might hit a wall with what they can accomplish (not due to lack skill necessarily but lack of support).
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What do we do with this info? Is In-N-Out hiring SWEs ?
A company with $1.823 billion in revenue[1] would have a sizable IT department and do a lot of forecasting, maybe even using machine learning. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In-N-Out_Burger
Useless C-level executives focusing on short term gains from RIFs rather than innovating. G is just a shadow of it’s former self. I can’t wait for the great G disruption
I admit that I never understood what was going on with Google's voice assistant. As a user for the past 4-5 years or so (mainly using smart home devices), it hasn't shown improvement in quality; at times, it even seems to regress. What were all those people doing day to day??? This is a serious question. I remember thinking the same thing about Twitter: Why do they have all those employees? And, with an 80% reduction…
> Yes, the new management is ruining the business side of things, but the service is still functional in the same way as it was 3 years ago. Have you ever thought that perhaps the quality of the work done by the people that Musk let go might have anything to do with that? If the foundation is solid, then there is nothing saying that a skeleton crew couldn't keep the lights on for a while. Until such a time when some…
And the functionality remained the same. I never found a good explanation what doubling the number of employees actually did.