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They also choose what those A/B tests present, and it's not free from motivation that's often misaligned with the users' best interests.
by chefandy 3y ago
They also choose what those A/B tests present, and it's not free from motivation that's often misaligned with the users' best interests.
- anonzzzies 3y agoYeah, good example is Preply. All the site and interactions seem to be geared into tripping you up. I don't use it but sometimes help people here who are learning a language and it's infuriatingly bad, making sure that you are booking the wrong (more expensive) thing. And support acting like they don't get it 'it should work'. Could be bugs, but if bugs, why does the amount always come up higher, never lower?