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by le-mark
3255 days ago
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> The truth is, especially at a large tech company, you are replaceable. This will sound harsh to many, but I believe it's basically true. At large companies, the innovation has already happened; they found a market and are now mining it. Very few large companies can continue to innovate (Apple being the main example), but the rest just ride off into the sunset. Sometimes the market they're in evaporates, and they die, but usually they muddle along. Venkatesh Rao[1] wrote a series of blog posts on this that are frightenly accurate and jive perfectly with my experience. [1] https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2009/10/07/the-gervais-principle-... |
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