RIM Co-CEO Apologizes for Worldwide BlackBerry Blackout
After 4 days of worldwide BlackBerry service outage, RIM still has no estimated time to full recovery.
Video: RIM Co-CEO Mike Lazaridis BlackBerry Service Outage
RIM Founder and Co-CEO Mike Lazaridis:
“It’s too soon to say this issue is fully resolved.”
Some services are restored but expect to see more “instability.”
Continuing RIM amateur hour, Lazaridis keeps RIM mmmming customers and said that the company has no clue about an estimated time to full service recovery.
BlackBerry users, time to upgrade to the new Apple iPhone 4S tomorrow!
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Don’t blame CEO, they want RIM win.
RIM has strange culture and self distruct political environment.
In RIM if a new hired person figure out major problem and introduce efficient approach, both manager and his buddy group member will proof their wrong approach works. just like someone point out driving a car is right way, pushing a car is wrong way, then both manager and his buddy group member will hate you, and proof that 3 person can also move the car by pushing it. cheating email will be sent to some vice president, saying like: see, the car moving, pushing a car is a natural part of the process, in order to deny new hired contribution of introducing skill of drive a car, they have to deny merit of driving a car.
It is very strange company culture and strange company political environment, it promote stealing and cheating skill. RIM’s management may be a typical instance in MBA course.
This culture deny or steal hardworking team members’ contribution/innovation, generate strange political environment, destroy RIM.
So don’t blame CEO, some of their VPs and VPs’ expert generate terrible culture and self destruct political environment.
Hi minzhu,
Thanks for writing. To me, RIM company culture seems to mirror that of Washington DC politicians.