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Are you being forced to use it?
by colesantiago 5y ago
Are you being forced to use it?
- ratww 5y agoI’m not forced anymore because I work at a nice company, but in several jobs I had before: yes. I was forced to use a specific OS, and a specific browser. It is still extremely common in enterprise. And before you say I “should have changed jobs“: not everyone is a developer who can easily job-hop like me, though.
- colesantiago 5y agoSo you're being forced to 'By now pay later' by Microsoft?
- parsimo2010 5y agoNo, but the question was about Microsoft’s reputation. Whether I use the pay over time feature or not, Microsoft are hurting their reputation as a software maker and therefore their revenue from their paid products by signaling their willingness to insert irrelevant features into their software.
- tentacleuno 5y ago> Microsoft are hurting their reputation as a software maker and therefore their revenue from their paid products by signaling their willingness to insert irrelevant features into their software. If you're not aware, the latest Office also has LinkedIn integration. Pretty much what I'd class as an irrelevant feature. This is nothing new.
- colesantiago 5y agoOK, so you're not being forced to use it which means you have the choice to ignore it so it's not required.
- s5fs 5y ago.....yes.