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Because if they lay people off it's bad press, and if they say they're in maintenance mode people will think the company is failing and both of those things are
by freehunter 9y ago
Because if they lay people off it's bad press, and if they say they're in maintenance mode people will think the company is failing and both of those things aren't great for user adoption.
You grow until you fail, and then another competitor takes over. That's what disruption means.
- dceddia 9y agoYep, that's how it works, and that's "by default." Not saying that's wrong, it's just interesting. It's not just for "disruptive" companies either.