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The short term benefits are the reason they’re doing this in the first place.
Immediate revenue and growth is the goal, long term business viability and consumer base is an acceptable sacrifice to meet that goal.
Who cares if the company went under five months after I left! When I was the CEO we had record profits
Who cares if the company went under five months after I left! When I was the CEO we had record profits
Then they re-hire you for an exorbitant price to fix the problems you created. The Bob Iger technique.
Or you have a golden parachute clause so you leave with $3.6mil as everything burns around you.
How come it is sustainable when executives or even workers are not even interested in their own product. I know a few devs at some mid sized company and they don’t even care about what they are working on
There is such a huge sludge of dumb and inane softwares that inevitably some people will work on things that they don’t care about.
Some people just want the paycheck and that’s fine.
but we want more money… And therefore deserve it. I don’t see what the problem is here
- every CEO ever, I presume
Isn’t that a novel idea. Just work to make things better and if you succeed you have profits and if you don’t back to the drawing board.
Ahhh, what a world we could live in. Back to slumming I guess.
reddit belongs on that list
Don’t forget Hasbro trying to pull a retroactive licensing for all D&D stuff. Oh, and sending the Pikertons to harass a person that got set of cards before release by accident
Sending Pinkertons after a civilian was extremely fucked up, especially for a fuckup they made. The Pinkertons are basically a neo-nazi militia.
I still can’t believe all that BS and with the escapist, losing Yhatzee must be a devastating blow to their value.
They’ve released a couple of his pre-recorded videos but turned off the comments. They know they fucked up. 🤣
Glad to see Fully Ramblomatic up and running, here’s to hoping they thrive.
They lost everyone, the entire staff walked out.
“The riskier the road, the greater the profit.” ~Rules of Acquisition #62
Unity has been shitty since they merged with Ironsource. They’re an Ad company now (notice how mobile ads sometimes have the familiar Unity logo now? Yeah that’s why)
It’s fucking incredible isn’t it
I know let’s make subscription model loot box pay to win
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Don’t give them ideas!!
Guy looks like he just did the boiling water challenge
I mean it’s a bit more complicated than that. In the past not every company had to be profitable. They were just focusing growth over everything else. But with rising cost due to inflation and rising interest rates they suddenly have to become profitable. And then they proceed to make to worst ever business decisions, to become profitable, but achieve the exact opposite.
Its simple greed and disdain for their users that they somehow believe if they begin to charge for something that used to be free the use base will simply eat it and be happy.
The problem is they arr charging for a service with attention (ads) and user info currencies that people do not value as much and cannot be easily quantified. This then makes people complacent and lets companies reach for more information, leading to the current enshitification of the internet
It’s a pretty severe contradiction of capitalism: When everyone is out to extract as much money as possible, all of it is going to go to whoever the best at doing that, leaving very little for everyone else. This capital isn’t being used to better the human race, it’s sitting in an offshore bank account, funding far right death squads and/or genocides, or being spent on the most vile of child exploitation.
