[caballeto]

Neflix revenue went from 4.3b in 2013 to 31b in 2022. Astounding success by any measure. That means they are doing something right, including their talent strategy. "garbage" is subjective. Neflix employees are likely paid bonuses on views / subscriptions generated, which from their revenues looks like they know how to hit.

[digging]

> revenue went from 4.3b in 2013 to 31b in 2022 ... That means they are doing something right

Yes.

> including their talent strategy

No.

It only means they're doing one thing right: income > expenses. Beyond that, revenue tells us nothing about how they're increasing it.

[glow8]

> It only means they're doing one thing right: income > expenses. Beyond that, revenue tells us nothing about how they're increasing it.

That would be profit, not revenue. Still, in terms of profit they went from $25M to $4.5B.

[Bloating]

Netflix is not an Apple product, so its garbage to ycomb users