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I think it happens all the time. There just aren't that many services, relatively speaking, that you'd hear about when this happens. The more-popular services (
by sverhagen 5y ago
I think it happens all the time. There just aren't that many services, relatively speaking, that you'd hear about when this happens. The more-popular services (that you'd hear about) probably already have a bias toward having their stuff better in order, since it's often also really just a matter of making the right investments.
- donkeyd 5y ago> really just a matter of making the right investments Right. But the person deciding on those investments is a product owner who's looking to release new features because that's what management wants. At least that's my experience more often than not. My guess is that the bias might be the opposite. Maybe these companies become more popular because they are reliable and have the mindset to focus on that.
- TheCoelacanth 5y agoBy the time a company gets large enough to be a household name, they have usually been burned a few times and have someone technical who can push back against short-termism from POs.
- lallysingh 5y agoEither you listen to and trust your people or your don't.