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While I think that this is usually the right strategy for most people, I can't help but think of Apple's products, which are developed in the bubbliest bubble o
by ellyagg 17y ago
While I think that this is usually the right strategy for most people, I can't help but think of Apple's products, which are developed in the bubbliest bubble of all.
- samdk 17y agoApple has people falling in love with products it hasn't even started thinking about creating yet. They don't have these kinds of problems.
- soundsop 17y agoThe speed of iteration is much more limited when designing hardware. I think this is why the best bubble wins in hardware design but escaping the bubble is better in software design.
- ghshephard 17y agoWhat may be great advice for your typical developer, may not be optimal behavior for Jonathan Ive and crew.
- olefoo 17y agoFrom what I've read, and heard, Apple has it's very own prick who will do whatever it takes to burst it's own bubble. That this process happens behind closed doors doesn't make it any less painful for the designers whose ideas get shot down on a regular basis. But, unless you're a borderline sociopath with excellent taste who's also managed to recruit and inspire great product teams, you're better off showing your product to people who don't care what you think.