Fewer meetings and no more ‘pineapple on pizza debates’: Shopify changes signal company’s renewed urgency

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almost a decade ago when he was named CEO of the year: “What I’m trying to create is an environment where almost everyone around me feels uncomfortable all the time, because I’m dragging them into the next box.”

“I don’t think Shopify is doing this for shareholders, I think they always focus on the product. Yes, shareholders likely pressured them last year about profitability, hence the But Amazon has been able to continue its ad business nevertheless. That’s because it is considered “first-party data,” as Amazon only uses customer information collected from its own platform for ads instead of tracking widely.

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Shopify SlackHQ Hard to take the criticism seriously when the one giving it is named Kaz.

I agree. There should be no debate. Pineapple on pizza is great! 😄👍

Can’t have meeting when your a remote first company. No one has the same schedule. One more reason wfh doesnt work unless your a simpleton employee with a sole task to do. And that task will eventually be replaced by AI or someone in Manila for $5/hour

Perhaps this “woke” company should be focusing on its bottom line and business model. It’s been faltering lately. Value down. Iffy I’d say in future. Virtue signalling and inane focus on pineapple pizzas and adoption of new agey momentarily trendy business practices won’t cut it.

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