I don't know if thats the entire thing though. There are thousands of annoyances and bugs a team could be spending their time fixing to really make the product

I don't know if thats the entire thing though. There are thousands of annoyances and bugs a team could be spending their time fixing to really make the product great. It's not like its "done", in fact its going in the wrong direction. It's more of the "feature factory" mentality imo, a culture of throwing stuff out the door as fast as possible without regard for quality. Its reflective of poor internal incentives and culture.