Re:Google Announces 12K Layoffs: A difficult decision to set...
by int0x2e on Friday January 20, 2023 @10:35AM
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Microsoft is surprisingly hard to kill. They do a little of everything, and internally act much less like one company and more like a conglomerate. This means there is more politics than needed, but also that the company can survive some pretty massive changes.
Microsoft isn't perfect, but it can probably survive even if they lost their top 3 revenue generators, which I'm not sure would be true for Google or Amazon...
Re:Google Announces 12K Layoffs: A difficult decision to set...
by i_love_cookies on Friday January 20, 2023 @10:36AM
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for real, everyone was saying microsoft was the new ibm
Re:Google Announces 12K Layoffs: A difficult decision to set...
by AYBABTME on Friday January 20, 2023 @11:28AM
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I think in a way, MSFT is only doing fine because all the alternatives are doing awful. Google, Apple, Amazon, they're all not exactly at the top of their game. Also MSFT is in a huge dev. marketing campaign phase, so we as dev probably are exposed a lot more to their charm offensive than the rest of the population. Our perspective might be biased.
There was a period about 10-12 years ago when Microsoft was basically left for dead