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Using a product is not "promoting" it. If it's easier to use a different payment method, then why use PayPal? Maybe that's a sign they should create a better pr
by asdsa5325 8y ago
Using a product is not "promoting" it. If it's easier to use a different payment method, then why use PayPal? Maybe that's a sign they should create a better product, instead of blaming employees
- hackinthebochs 8y agoNo, you blame the employees for not suffering their own product and raising ideas and tickets for how to fix it. It would be like John Carmack using the Vive instead of the Oculus Rift at home because its better. When you create the product there's no excuse to not be eating your own dogfood.
- lovich 8y agoJohn Carmack has the authority and position to actually make changes to the product. In what company beyond the 30+ person range does a random employee have any ability to just go up and suggest changes to a product and have a reasonable expectation to see the change happen? Maybe their reason for not using the product is the lack of some feature that doesn't even make sense for the company to ever implement. Are the employees supposed to suffer forever in their personal lives because of who their employer is?
- chickenfries 8y agoAlso John Carmack is the CTO, not some lowly admin employee or engineer working on a completely underrated product.