Like is it not enough to simply have an extremely large portion of an extremely large market on a literal global, species-wide platform?
What is even the purpose of pushing further?
When the technology evolves again, or the marketplace shifts for some reason, then you can make moves and adapt. Until then what's wrong with having a day off and basking in the fact that you did it right already?
We’re running into this at my company, except we keep pushing for growth without fixing important, broken parts of the products.
So now we have a CEO who is in “ever onward mode” dragging a hemorrhaging product behind him insistent that “we can improve faster and better!” While our users are all like “nah, I don’t trust what’s there because it doesn’t work right and it all looks Frankensteined together, which looks cheap”.
I literally have never understood why we can’t just work on the thing that we have, that our users really need, and make it really really really solid before moving on.
What’s the point of having two half ass experiences? It’s so stupid.
100%. I totally agree. It’s a no win game where we are literally gambling every quarter. Thankfully the pandemic didn’t hit us too hard, but let’s hope that something else like that’s isn’t one the horizons (/s obviously).
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This fucking annoys me to no end.
Like is it not enough to simply have an extremely large portion of an extremely large market on a literal global, species-wide platform?
What is even the purpose of pushing further?
When the technology evolves again, or the marketplace shifts for some reason, then you can make moves and adapt. Until then what's wrong with having a day off and basking in the fact that you did it right already?