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One CEO (and company) has joy. The other one does not. I know which one I'd rather join.
by cutenewt 4y ago
One CEO (and company) has joy. The other one does not.
I know which one I'd rather join.
- AceJohnny2 4y agoAt this point, I'm curious which you think is which.
- cheeze 4y agoI'm with you. I honestly have no idea which one the commenter is talking about.
- gregw134 4y agoMicrosoft has a chance at eating Google's lunch. There's definitely no joy about that at Google.
- glass3 4y agoIt will make life easier for those who want to improve search. Looking at Google's search results, shareholders must have demanded that only the necessary amount of resources are used. With Microsoft's competition, it's easier to justify more resources for better search results.
- ignoramous 4y agoGoogle ate Microsoft's mission statement (a computer on every desk) for breakfast (with Android). I wonder what joy they feel about that.
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- cutenewt 4y agogregw134 nailed it
- AceJohnny2 4y agoIt's interesting that a company that's at the top of the game is seen as less desirable than one that's a challenger. Objectively, a laughable challenger. I understand it: we humans feel more excited by potential. I suspect the feeling will fade in a few months, when things will have settled down.