It had a chance. Their business was doing well but CEO Evan Spiegel wanted workers to sacrifice 'individual convenience' for 'collective success' in a policy called 'default together'. Now they are marching towards a 'default' together.
It will continue to happen as companies who embrace WFH start to out compete the companies that don't adapt Edit: mistyped WFH as RTO
Is OP being sarcastic? Hard to tell sarcasm in text format.
Default means complete failure. OP was sarcastic with good word play.
Good word play?
Long term out flow of 'individual brains' leading to 'collective failure' 🔥
Snap never did well. The company only survives because Evan is a celebrity of sorts but how do they make money anyways?
brilliant play on words
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Indeed!)