I'm mostly self taught (with Associates Degree), and continue to learn. I have 25 years of experience in both hardware and software, with my focus on software in the past 15 years.
I understand that they are different from Google. I'm just providing a little criticism that I hope can be taken in a constructive manner.
Boil down both companies to a generic statement, and they are both using you for their own benefit, while providing a service as well as a bonus incentive from one of them.
Now, is one more acceptable than the other? Depends on your opinion really. So my suggestion is to consider less "bad vs good" and focus on YOUR reasons, and YOUR success.
I definitely appreciated you sharing your opinion on the service, as well as the run through on how easy it is to switch!
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I understand that they are different from Google. I'm just providing a little criticism that I hope can be taken in a constructive manner.
Boil down both companies to a generic statement, and they are both using you for their own benefit, while providing a service as well as a bonus incentive from one of them.
Now, is one more acceptable than the other? Depends on your opinion really. So my suggestion is to consider less "bad vs good" and focus on YOUR reasons, and YOUR success.
I definitely appreciated you sharing your opinion on the service, as well as the run through on how easy it is to switch!