4 ms·
That’s a weird conclusion. Could it be that it’s popular with individuals at your job and that’s why they recommended it?
by rovr138 5y ago
That’s a weird conclusion.
Could it be that it’s popular with individuals at your job and that’s why they recommended it?
- Tainnor 5y agoMaybe? But then it could also be a typical cycle of "early adopters nudging companies into using a product and the product subsequently catering more to corporate than to end-users' needs". I doesn't matter why companies bet on 1password, the moment a significant amount of them do, they're going to be much more important customers than individual users and their needs are going to be prioritised.