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It's almost like there's no silver bullet, and neither management nor engineering are capable of sticking to one set of trade-offs. Instead, the product thrashe
by sdiupIGPWEfh 3y ago
It's almost like there's no silver bullet, and neither management nor engineering are capable of sticking to one set of trade-offs. Instead, the product thrashes back and forth while trying to accommodate whatever the current feature demands happen to be, with no one applying enough higher order thinking to see that there is no end-state that satisfies everything. Just endless busy work, a few more paychecks, and actual value down the drain.
- hicksyfern 3y agoI would agree with you if it was t for the fact that we’ve seen a big increase in the number of complex maps being made since the change. You give people a more powerful product and they’ll use the power.
- sdiupIGPWEfh 3y agoGlad to hear it's working out! Hope it continues to prove to be an exception to the rule, then.