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Dogfooding the product you're working on isn't that unusual even if it is FB. It dramatically improves quality when you're 'forced' to use the same product you'
by new_guy 5y ago
Dogfooding the product you're working on isn't that unusual even if it is FB. It dramatically improves quality when you're 'forced' to use the same product you're developing.
- billylindeman 5y agoLOL if you can't get your own employees to want to you use your product you might have a problem .
- jakear 5y agoIn general, yes absolutely. It becomes more questionable when that product is on the backend of hundreds of thousands of engineer-hours dedicated to optimizing engagement. Bit like saying "sorry bud, we don't want your chemical engineering talent in our meth shop unless you are a meth addict, surely you understand self-hosting enables us to make a superior product"
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y agoMaybe you just shouldn't work in meth shops at all.