An Insight Into Netflix Culture

A great presentation on Netflix culture. A must read for managers everywhere, and especially a must-read for top-level management in corporations of every size. I am not sure who leaked this presentation (and whether it was leaked), but it is also a great  recruiting speech.

Netflix beat Blockbuster to the ground, and with such exciting core values, I am curious to see how they are going to cope with their biggest challenge so far, their battle for survival: the crazy race towards dominating real-time video streaming. With ‘minor’ contestants as Amazon, Google, Apple, the cable companies and every major media company out there, I wonder whether Netflix can innovate fast enough to compensate for their strategic weakness over the cable and network providers?

Netflix-vs-BlockBuster

Netflix vs BlockBuster stock performance

Presentation is pretty long, my dear ADD friends out there.

By the way – If you happen to read this and are a Netflix star – Send me an email – I’m hiring :)

Disclaimer:
I support Netflix shareholders on a monthly basic by paying a $20 subscription fee for movies I never have time to watch.

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2 Responses to An Insight Into Netflix Culture

  1. Moti Karmona says:

    Very interesting presentation!!!

    The "Freedom and Responsibility" and "Context , not Control" slides are really good stuff…

    – Moti

  2. Moran says:

    The future: http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/goingson/20…

    The hourly employees treatment :

    "Netflix hires associates from temp agencies, starting at nine dollars an hour. Those who can maintain a fast and accurate pace become permanent employees after three months. Benefits include a free DVD player and a Netflix subscription."
    http://www.newyorker.com/archive/2006/08/28/06082…

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