> this seems slightly amateurish for a company with so much cash
I know there are people here who probably have been in the start-up space for all of their working life, but never underestimate how piss poor architecture can be at big companies.
I would place a large amount of money that every single person here who has done a stint at a large corporation has a horror story about terrible, awful architecture, outdated practices, and shoddy insecure software. And yes, that includes companies like Facebook, Google, etc.
> I know there are people here who probably have been in the start-up space for all of their working life, but never underestimate how piss poor architecture can be at big companies.
Systems that are over 5/10/etc years old and are part of a multi-million/billion dollar system even more so.
> who has done a stint at a large corporation has a horror story about terrible, awful architecture, outdated practices, and shoddy insecure software.
I know there are people here who probably have been in the start-up space for all of their working life, but never underestimate how piss poor architecture can be at big companies.
I would place a large amount of money that every single person here who has done a stint at a large corporation has a horror story about terrible, awful architecture, outdated practices, and shoddy insecure software. And yes, that includes companies like Facebook, Google, etc.