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Re:Is the HP Way still relevant today? by Animats on Sunday July 22, 2018 @02:09PM (#17587982)
Strange article. The author's company does advertising analytics. The HP Way was for a company that worked on hard problems and insisted on quality products.

I was once told by an HP employee, pre-collapse, that they did not use the term "bug" internally. They use the term "defect". One does not ship products with defects.

Re:Is the HP Way still relevant today? by jstanier on Sunday July 22, 2018 @02:16PM (#17588020)
Not my company: a company I work for. I don't own it!

Are you implying that companies that don't work on "hard" problems can't be guided by meaningful values?

Also, quite a lot of the things we work on are actually quite tricky, from a computer science point of view...