For me the television ads were a "bad smell", just as they were for IBM Watson.
Somebody should start an ETF which disinvests in B2B companies that run bullshit ads.
Somebody should start an ETF which disinvests in B2B companies that run bullshit ads.
Their HR website was all flash, around the time when it was obvious to any competent engineer that flash was going the way the dodo. It also didn't work. (It was one of those websites where someone spent a lot of time concentrating on graphics but didn't really know how to get it to work.)
"Bad smell" was an understatement.
I wouldn't judge a company by its HR website. It's likely a relatively turn-key product that was chosen by a non-technical department and then neglected.
For all those years in which the Archer Daniels Midland corporation ran ads on Sunday morning political talk shows, ADM got to scam the government and consumers for billions thanks to subsidies they were able to get.