Гуглосрач

[yostrov]

 До вчерашнего дня я не мог обсуждать эту тему, так как работал на Гугл. Вчера меня  уволили (разорвали контракт). Так что можно и поговорить.

 

У мужика (James Damore) явно промыты мозги от долгой работы в компании с идиотскими правилами. 

Вроде идея у него правильная, но много лишних слов. 

Я бы написал короче: при найме человека нельзя учитывать пол, рассу, ориентацию и так далее. Только личные профессиональные данные.

Comments

[dennisgorelik]

I am only interested in a solid proof of that unlikely "Google brainwashes its users" claim, not fantasies.

[yostrov]

Опять эта проклятая неизвестность...
Your problem, not mine.

[dennisgorelik]

> Опять эта проклятая неизвестность...

... неизвестность в ссылке, которую ты мне дал.

> Your problem, not mine.

You live in a fantasy, not me.

[yostrov]

Are you sure that Google (Facebook, other social sites) doesn't try to brainwash users?

[dennisgorelik]

I am not sure, but my best guess is that they do NOT try to brainwash users on a meaningful scale.
They are businesses, that try to make money.
Does brainwashing help with making money?

[yostrov]

My best guess is that they DO try to brainwash users.
Brainwashing helps with making money.

[dennisgorelik]

Could you describe one example how brainwashing helps Google to make money?

[yostrov]

Brainwashing helps to keep users.

[dennisgorelik]

How, specifically, did Google brainwash their users to keep them?

I am asking, because I would like to keep my users too (on https://www.postjobfree.com).

[yostrov]

>How, specifically, did Google brainwash their users to keep them?
By filtering content.

[dennisgorelik]

Do you mean that users enjoy when Google filters content for them (and as a result, stay with Google longer)?

[yostrov]

Yes. For example, some users hate to see anything good about Trump.

Some of your clients will be happy, if you exclude from the search result all women (black, jew, indian...) Not by client request - it would be illegal for employer - but by your internal algorithm. Your client will be brainwashed -they would believe that no women programmers are looking for a job.

[dennisgorelik]

That strategy is called: "Give your clients what they ask for".
Calling it "brainwashing" is an exaggeration.

[yostrov]

Not what client ask for, but what you believe is good for client.

[dennisgorelik]

You contradict yourself.
You just wrote: "Some of your clients will be happy, if you exclude from the search result ...".

In this scenario I would be just following my clients wishes. It would not be something that I force on my clients.

[yostrov]

wishes should be pronounced by client or it is a brainwash.