Just finished reading “No Rules Rules” curious to hear from people at Netflix how well the book actually represents the day to day culture at Netflix. I know sometimes there’s a definitive difference between a company’s espoused culture and their actual culture. Were there any pieces of the book that you thought were an inaccurate representation of netflix? Or anything that was portrayed as beneficial that is actually problematic?
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On the technical sides we also have short term and long term goals, but they are rarely in the form of KPI. For example one of the goals would be “move away from this very old technology by the end of 2021” or “deliver this great video encoding on devices that support it”. In my experience those goals are usually not “annual objective”.