You probably recognize the OnePlus One. The phone from the Chinese manufacturers attracted attention with a combination of high-end hardware, bamboo wood and a low price, which is exactly why OnePlus is considered one of the starters of the "decline" of Samsung's market share. OnePlus marketers are damn good at advertising, and this is evidenced by the lengthy invitation system, which they used to build hype around their phones and make people wait for several months before they got their hands on a new phone. But the company knows how to justify itself to customers when it is necessary. However, the statement is interesting Carla Pei, co-founder of OnePlus.
He said on his personal blog that he would like to work as an intern at Samsung. He is mainly attracted by the fact that Samsung has been on the market for over 77 years and the company has sold hundreds of millions of phones all over the world during that time. In terms of success, it's definitely there, even if the South Korean company has been criticized by fans of other phone brands. But the company is slowly starting to lack something, things that Samsung could use to correct the situation with declining sales, which is often attributed to the rise in popularity of startups such as OnePlus. Carl Pei says that he would like to agree on a mutual exchange of personnel with Samsung, where Pei would start working as an intern for Samsung, he would share his know-how and tips for improving the situation, and Samsung would also send one of its managers to OnePlus . Companies could thus help each other. It's definitely a tempting offer for Samsung, especially considering that Carl Pei was also in charge of marketing at Nokia, Meizu and Oppo, where he once served as director of startup development for new markets.
*Source: Carl.tech
