Re:A Conspiracy to Kill IE6
by user5994461 on Wednesday May 01, 2019 @05:42PM
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It's not a us v. them thing since they were not OldTuber and the article says that many other people were granted the access in spite of not being OldTuber.
Re:A Conspiracy to Kill IE6
by jrochkind1 on Wednesday May 01, 2019 @03:20PM
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Yes, you're right, there are options available other than 'firing' and that's the right one. This is why I'm not a manager. :)
- 'OldTubers' vs. the new Googlers is a clear us v. them thing. Bad for culture, especially when you get privileges on top. - Their plan was actually successful so there must have been a thing or two to learn on the product side, even if it's as simple as accepting engineering input and understanding the difficulty of maintaining stuff (as opposed to relying on the analytics). - There's some good thinking and ingenuity in there, despite the methodology.
I'd want to keep hold of that talent while dealing with burgeoning elitism. Up to them to quit if they don't like the changes. Fire them if their contribution begins to suffer.