Gabe Newell explains How Valve operates and why Valve never went public ''There was a big thing a couple years ago where everybody was trying to hire lowcost content producers in India and China. And we were trying to do the opposite''

Valve going public would also mean that a board would make them go WOKE

good guy gaben.

Another yacht to Gaben!!

-making billions while throat singing on a yacht intensifies-

I've said it before, I'll say it again: @OfficialNewell is a Saint and must be protected

I never really thought about the role titles of the staff that way before... That's really good reasoning for not siloing the creators into development areas.

You can look at the current state of Valve and Steam to see that Gaben made the right decision.

Valve going public would've been the worst decision for them by far thankfully though they were smart enough to not go public now because in the long-term of not doing that they have now become more successful than anything else

I still can't believe he said the n word during that panel

lord gaben thank you.

In the modern day and age, I really don't see any benefit Valve could gain from going public. It's all negatives. Being a public company feels like more of a detriment than anything.

The goat

reminds me of soichiro hond's quote: "When Congress passes new emission standards, we hire 50 more engineers and GM hires 50 more lawyers.

Immigration is just a subversion of the native populace

Valve is White which is why they are the best

As always

If Valve was public steam wouldve been hot garbage