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That and customers don't seem to care about bugs either. We have reached the point where buggy, glitchy software is considered the norm.
by MattGaiser 5y ago
That and customers don't seem to care about bugs either. We have reached the point where buggy, glitchy software is considered the norm.
- duxup 5y agoI also think customers ... many are picking buggy products or not caring about quality, possibly for good reasons. They want to do their job already. Granted I have my experience with plenty of customers who really are making random decisions, but I'm constantly surprised how often I'll review some feature limits with a customer and they're all "yeah we'll need those". But then we'll give them a beta without those features, it's kinda buggy..... and they love it. The quality and utility ratios are a spectrum and finding those for a given widget is an unknown for me.
- MattGaiser 5y agoTrue. Crap now is better than a good product later. And I don't have customers, but deal with this with my product manager. He just won't stop adding stuff to the backlog.