by AnnaDelveyloper
They’re going to shut down Stadia now.
I’ve never seen another company fail so miserably at so many products outside their core competency, it’s like a meme now.
Is this poor management? Poor vision from the top? I don’t think it’s poor technical execution. Poor marketing/brand? Poor creativity (they never seem to be the first to market, only copying others after they’re successful)?
Also, what was the last successful product they launched?
EDIT Some discussion on r/technology: www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/xrbyfm/google_is_shutting_down_stadia/ Looks like the consensus there is everyone knows Google has commitment issues, so why bother using their new stuff? Catch-22
Isn’t it common wisdom that there’s no such thing as an overnight success in the personal realm? Why does Google management believe in overnight successes in the business world? In this sense, I respect Mark Zuckerberg, he believes in his vision and commits to it. Same with Elon Musk, when everyone was saying Tesla was a big failure on the verge of bankruptcy, he went all-in.