What customers mean to Google, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Twitter, and RIM [Comic]
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Different companies have different corporate cultures, different visions, different goals, and make money in different ways. The mix of the just-mentioned elements often determine what a customer — in other words, me and you — mean to a company. Curious what six tech giants — Google, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Twitter, and RIM — think of you? Check out the following comic:
[via Joy of Tech]
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What the heck is Google thinking?
I ask as I have no idea what those are?
Are we Octopus or something?
@BR: Na bro it is the machine world from the matrix movies.
RIM? Wazza RIM?
I think the Google and RIM ones are definite exaggerations.
Google is not more evil than any other mega-corporations, only more liberal and techie.
RIM on the other hand, still hasn’t given up its pride to that extent.
The others are fairly accurate in my opinion.
@Akash:
AHHHHH!!!!!!!
NOW it makes sense.
I must be plugged in myself. ;)
That “How Microsoft Sees you,” is hilariaous!
@KMHamm:
Rim? I thought it was something you put a tire on?