We want it to reflect how we work, not dictate how we work,” said Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos of the company’s renowned culture memo.

Netflix (NFLX) co-CEO Ted Sarandos has no aspirations of leaving the streaming giant to take charge of the House of Mouse. Sarandos said the thought is “not even on my mind, really” when asked about possibly replacing Disney’s (DIS) outgoing CEO Bob ...

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos defended the streamer’s stance on theatrical – that is, mostly skipping it – assuring Wall Streeters on a quarterly earnings call that it's good business. "Look, I'm just going to reiterate,

Netflix’s iconic culture deck has undergone a significant overhaul, shifting its focus from ‘freedom and responsibility’ to ’People Over Process’.

It’s so much more impactful for our business if we can make our films, our shows, just a little bit better, so much more impactful than making them a little bit cheaper,” Sarandos said. “Bela said this very clearly a couple of weeks ago to the talent agencies,

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos said the top job at Disney,  is not something he’s thinking about as the Mouse House seeks a successor to Bob Iger.

After revamping its culture memo following a year of employee feedback in June, Netflix has been facing much criticism. Now, co-CEO Ted Sarandos has defended the changes, stating they aim to reflect the company's evolving work environment and emphasise "People Over Process.

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