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For the usability/design side, I've seen this happen when you have designers/product manager attached full time to a product that aren't needed. The product is
by Gustomaximus 8y ago
For the usability/design side, I've seen this happen when you have designers/product manager attached full time to a product that aren't needed. The product is fine but now they have to justify their role ongoing so keep making updates that are simply not needed. Or a new designer is hired and they cant agree the last guy did a great job and do a couple of small tweaks. Because you cant justify a role for a year on that. They have to 'improve it'.