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This seems to be common with the product teams I’ve interfaced with. Good intentions, but bad prioritization and little incentive to do anything other than cate
by darrmit 7y ago
This seems to be common with the product teams I’ve interfaced with. Good intentions, but bad prioritization and little incentive to do anything other than cater to the big revenue drivers.
- jrockway 7y agoWhy would you start a for-profit company to not focus on "big revenue drivers"?
- newsoul2019 7y agoIf you are a for-profit company, why would you kill off business lines that are "only" making you $10-$50 million per year?
- TheHegemon 7y agoMost likely due to opportunity cost. Your resources and effort would be better spent elsewhere.
- touristtam 7y agoImmediate profit and cost saving might hide something more valuable to a business in the long run: reputation.
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