> We also won’t know for a while how Disney really intends to use Maker: Will they get hands on and start directly managing a company that by all accounts could use some more management help? Or keep the property at arm’s length? Somewhere in between?
The standard story I've heard about Disney is that projects will proceed, maybe even speed up and seem to be on cruise control and then one day you hear the project is done - everyone has been laid-off. A couple years later, a new exec in the same division calls you up and wants you to come in and work on the same exact project you were working on...
The standard story I've heard about Disney is that projects will proceed, maybe even speed up and seem to be on cruise control and then one day you hear the project is done - everyone has been laid-off. A couple years later, a new exec in the same division calls you up and wants you to come in and work on the same exact project you were working on...