If Recruit works on the same model then they will have the same problem moving abroad that there is no one thing they are better at than an existing company
If Recruit works on the same model then they will have the same problem moving abroad that there is no one thing they are better at than an existing company
In an age where bringing users together and building ecosystems seems to count for more and more this isn't necessarily a downside. We're used to the startup and "move quick" mentality but conglomerates have been making somewhat of a comeback for a while now, and Google and Amazon aren't exactly 'non bloated' either, because I'm sure for many of their services there's some small company somewhere that does it better. (case in point, DeepL's translation is actually astonishingly good).
So maybe being a big scary monolith with government support is a good strategy to be a dominating internet company in this day and age and in the years to come.
Also I think it's too early to tell whether how their worldwide expansion plans will play out. It's worth noting that between them they own a slice of most major tech companies in SEA. I wouldn't be surprised if thats not the only part of the world either..