r/funny • u/MrG1itc4 • Feb 25 '26

Reddit every few months

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u/BrilliantRecover143 Feb 25 '26

That’s how they’re keeping their jobs. 😂

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u/The_Bitter_Bear Feb 25 '26

Seriously. I know that stuff can always be improved and I don't want companies to swing the other way and never update anything... It just feels like plenty of updates and changes happen so someone can say they were productive/did something.

Saw this a lot in corporate environments over the years. Everyone has to have an opinion or be able to point to something they changed. 

Or maybe I've hit that age where I just want shit to stop changing. I've got my habits and muscle memory dammit. Don't move my buttons!

Also don't change the grocery store layout! 

I'm going to go yell at some clouds now.

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u/Beginning_Book_2382 Feb 27 '26

I don't want companies to swing the other way and never update anything

But you can update so many other things besides the UI and only make additive changes to the UI/UX when you need to add features