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• Zambyte 3y ago
  The most productive approach IMO is a little of both. Build designs that are intended to help people do what they want (instead of what you might want), and be loud about it. Neither being nice nor mean will persuade people working at Microsoft to be different. Being better and letting them know might though.
  • 23B1 3y ago
    Oh I don't have a problem calling out Microsoft at all. But I'm not gonna internet-shame some poor UX designer who is trying to pay her bills in this clown world – just want to encourage her to push back when she can.