This sounds like it is written by someone who has never worked at a large tech company, and understands them primarily through the FUD spread about them by other large tech companies.
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Not in my experience. Modern “tech” companies are underpinned by advertising. It has a corrosive nature which rots the very core; employer and employee alike.
It really doesn’t. It sounds super detailed and convincing to me, somebody who knows nothing to prove or refute GPS comment.
If it’s a lie, god damn it’s a good one.
All of the large tech companies create valuable and beloved products, and most of the people workings at those companies are working on improving and maintaining those beloved products.
This is not my view from the outside, not even close. Perhaps it’s a perception issue.
Which part do you disagree with? The fact that the products are beloved, or the fact that people are working to improve them?
I've worked on beloved products and I also disagree. These orgs are full of cutthroat psychopathic politicians much more than people who care about the products. They often run on their monopoly status and fail to create any new value.
Does it? How so?