His email sounded sincere, and he's new to the job. I'd be inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt. He must know that the technorati hating his company is bad for business.
His email sounded sincere, and he's new to the job. I'd be inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt. He must know that the technorati hating his company is bad for business.
PayPal are in big trouble. It's going to take more than platitudes to get them out of it!
1. http://christianowens.com/post/15771850658/my-recent-experie...
2. http://www.pcworld.com/article/101525/consumer_alert_paypals...
3. http://www.kernelmag.com/comment/column/2978/paypal-still-su...
If true, they are doomed! New leadership is the Hail Mary toss, not the way you solve problems.
The new guy is the desperation move, not the way an organization should solve problems on a regular basis.
I would really like them to make a policy change that any money collected in interest off frozen accounts is given to the account holder after the freeze.
I pretty much agree with him. There is a lot of fresh blood trickling in from the top over the past year or so. Time will tell if the new leadership can empower the marginalized, scattered, and demoralized minority of good engineers at Paypal.