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Absolutely true and the "small number of users" clearly are your power users. You don't mess with power users without some clear path. For better/for-worse, the
by irjustin 4y ago
Absolutely true and the "small number of users" clearly are your power users. You don't mess with power users without some clear path. For better/for-worse, they tend to be rather influential.
- voisin 4y ago> You don't mess with power users without some clear path. Like last year when they abruptly decided to cancel Google Apps for your Domain legacy accounts after like 15 years? The only people using these services were power users, many of whom seem to have migrated to other services.
- bombcar 4y agoGoogle is managerially stupid; they ended up reversing that but they lost a TON of power users, and it is literally impossible to measure the number of companies that have gone with o365 or other solutions because "the IT nerd" was pissed that his free domain got fucked with. I'm one of those nerds and a minor need for a domain + email that would have been a google Apps (paid) late last year is now on proton mail instead.
- hnfong 4y agoIt's worse. They announced to cancel the free legacy tier, so I tried to upgrade but it said my account type was in the wrong country/region or whatever, and didn't let me upgrade. There were rumors a couple weeks after the original announcement that they might allow a free tier after all. I don't know what happened in the end because I just moved my email to protonmail.