Comment Great! (Score 1) 29
That's a great thing for their users.
I think it will be a succesfull implement.
Submission + - GE Considers Scrapping the Annual Raise (bloomberg.com) 1
ErichTheRed writes: First it was "stack ranking," the process where GE fires the bottom-rated 20% of the workforce every year. Now, a new HR trend may be brewing at GE that is destined to be copied by MBAs everywhere if it takes hold. Personally, in terms of cargo-cult HR trends, I'd take Google's open office nightmare over this one. What do you think this would do to employment stability if widely enacted? I can definitely see banks rethinking 30 year mortgages, for example...
Comment Google want to increase their revenue (Score 1) 3
I see your point but I still understand why Google did this. They want to increase with revenue and then they can earn more money on commercial ads.
But think about it now there can be up to 7 paid ads on the first page on Google.
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