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Still better "failure" then Googles "throw shit at the wall and see what sticks" with its products (or even multiple similar existing at once - see messaging) t
by tdkl 10y ago
Still better "failure" then Googles "throw shit at the wall and see what sticks" with its products (or even multiple similar existing at once - see messaging) that year per year slowly eroded the trust in the company.
- worldsayshi 10y ago"throw shit at the wall and see what sticks" - Is this really a bad thing? You have to try things in the real world to get anywhere. Are there any companies that can see into the future to see what works?
- mcphage 10y ago> "throw shit at the wall and see what sticks" - Is this really a bad thing? If you're one of the people who pay real money for a product that doesn't stick, yes.
- majewsky 10y agoBut that can always happen to any product.
- mcphage 10y agoAbsolutely. So when I'm looking at a product, one of the things I ask myself is, "does this company have a history of releasing immature products, or dropping support for their products quickly?" Obviously it can't be foolproof, but if either of those is a company's general MO, then it's more likely to happen to a new product of theirs, than a company which rarely does that.