> I think it's just something that happens to companies that get a certain size. The Process becomes more important than the Product.
Why change it if it's working well? Keep doing what you are good at, keep being the best in the world/market at this, and the customers will reward you.
I seriously don't understand the common theme here in these threads saying that Google is basically stagnating. Why do they need to churn out a major new product every other year to stay relevant? They continuously re-vamp their entire stack, their data centers, their networks. Nothing ever stays as it is. As a user I actually find that things change too much. (But I'm not what counts, it's ad revenue that counts..)
> I think it's just something that happens to companies that get a certain size. The Process becomes more important than the Product.
Why change it if it's working well? Keep doing what you are good at, keep being the best in the world/market at this, and the customers will reward you.
I seriously don't understand the common theme here in these threads saying that Google is basically stagnating. Why do they need to churn out a major new product every other year to stay relevant? They continuously re-vamp their entire stack, their data centers, their networks. Nothing ever stays as it is. As a user I actually find that things change too much. (But I'm not what counts, it's ad revenue that counts..)