The whole problem with the “don’t be evil” motto in the first place is that a normal well-adjusted person doesn’t have to remind themselves of a slogan like that.
The fact that the slogan ever existed is revealing.
I have mixed feelings about her story in particular but I do feel bad for her on some level. I can understand how a lot of people who join companies during their impressionable years have gained unhealthy relationships with those companies that has come back to harm them.
The whole problem with the “don’t be evil” motto in the first place is that a normal well-adjusted person doesn’t have to remind themselves of a slogan like that.
The fact that the slogan ever existed is revealing.
I have mixed feelings about her story in particular but I do feel bad for her on some level. I can understand how a lot of people who join companies during their impressionable years have gained unhealthy relationships with those companies that has come back to harm them.
The origin of the motto was an engineer simplifying a list of more specific things.
> In "Don't Be Evil," Claire Stapleton, a former Google spin doctor, tries to make sense of her time in the industry.
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