Vile wrote:
] flynn23 wrote:
] ] Vile wrote:
] ] ] flynn23 wrote:
] ] ] ] ] Gore is a strikingly contradictory company: a place
] ] where
] ] ] ] ] nerds can be mavericks; a place that's impatient with
] ] the
] ] ] ] ] standard way of working, but more than patient with
] ] ] ] ] nurturing ideas and giving them time to flourish; a
] ] place
] ] ] ] ] that's humble in its origins, yet ravenous for
] ] ] ] ] breakthrough ideas and, ultimately, growth. Gore's
] ] ] ] ] uniqueness comes from being as innovative in its
] ] ] ] ] operating principles as it is in its diverse product
] ] ] ] ] lines. This is a company that has kicked over the
] rules
] ] ] ] ] that most other organizations live by. It is tucked
] away
] ]
] ] ] ] ] in the mid-Atlantic countryside, 3,000 miles from
] ] Silicon
] ] ] ] ] Valley and even further (in its mind-set) from Wall
] ] ] ] ] Street. And in its quietly revolutionary way, it is
] ] doing
] ] ] ] ] something almost magical: fostering ongoing,
] consistent,
] ]
] ] ] ] ] breakthrough creativity.
] ] ] ]
] ] ] ] Someday. Hopefully. I'll make/work at a place like this.
]
] ] ]
] ] ] I personally hope you spend the rest of your life
] unemployed
] ]
] ] ] and starving to death.
] ]
] ] Lucky for you I've already got that taken care of.
]
] I will bet you have. You seem to type like a fat fuck.

Better a fat fuck than a dumb fuck like yourself.

RE: The Fabric of Creativity