It's a way for you to have your AI billing under the same invoice as all of your other cloud purchases. If you're a startup this is a dumb feature, if you work at a $ENTERPRISE_BIGCO, it just saved you 6mo+ of fighting with IT / Legal / various annoying middle managers
> $ENTERPRISE_BIGCO, it just saved you 6mo+ of fighting with IT / Legal / various annoying middle managers
What's the point of working at $ENTERPRISE_BIGCO if you don't fight with IT & Legal & various annoying middle managers.
Anyway let's table this for now and circle back later after we take care of some of the low hanging fruit. Keep me in the loop and I will do a deep dive into how we can think outside the box and turn this into a win-win. I will touch base with you when I have all my ducks in a row and we can hop on a call.
If they replaced the leet code interviews with department wide meetings and email chain take home tasks I could make hay and really shine with a series of No nothing from this side, FYI's and back burners.
Google sounds like a fun place to work, run it up the flagpole and see if you can move the needle before the next hard stop for me.
It's also useful in a startup, I just start using it with zero effort.
For external service I have to get a unique card for billing and then upload monthly receipts, or ask our ops to get it setup and then wait for weeks as the sales/legal/compliance teams on each side talk to each other.
