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The UX staff have to do *something* while they’re employed. If their training is best suited to the development of brand-new products over maintaining establish
by orhmeh09 5y ago
The UX staff have to do *something* while they’re employed. If their training is best suited to the development of brand-new products over maintaining established ones, and if they want to enjoy both job security and career advancement, the UI is in a constant state of flux. On the business side, I think there might be the belief that these updates could have some competitive or PR value.