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These kind of companies are often bottom feeder and often does the lowest quality they can get away with, and consequently with the lowest profit margin. It ma
by kiba 3y ago
These kind of companies are often bottom feeder and often does the lowest quality they can get away with, and consequently with the lowest profit margin.
It makes them fragile, and likely also a frustrating experience to deal with, since you wouldn't get support.
- tpmoney 3y agoNone of that really matters to a company like Prusa who has to pay salaries now, not in the future when these failed devices break and the customer is done being strung along for months. The advice to investors applies here as well, “the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent”